NASA NTRS · 19870017117
Chemical network problems solved on NASA/Goddard's massively parallel processor computer
Abstract
The single instruction stream, multiple data stream Massively Parallel Processor (MPP) unit consists of 16,384 bit serial arithmetic processors configured as a 128 x 128 array whose speed can exceed that of current supercomputers (Cyber 205). The applicability of the MPP for solving reaction network problems is presented and discussed, including the mapping of the calculation to the architecture, and CPU timing comparisons.
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Cho, Seog Y., Carmichael, Gregory R.. 1987-07-01. Chemical network problems solved on NASA/Goddard's massively parallel processor computer. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870017117
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