NASA NTRS · 19890029583
Innovative architectures for dense multi-microprocessor computers
Abstract
The results of a Phase I Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) project performed for the NASA Langley Computational Structural Mechanics Group are described. The project resulted in the identification of a family of chordal-ring interconnection architectures with excellent potential to serve as the basis for new multimicroprocessor (MMP) computers. The paper presents examples of how computational algorithms from structural mechanics can be efficiently implemented on the chordal-ring architecture.
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Donaldson, Thomas, Doty, Karl, Engle, Steven W., Larson, Robert E., O'Reilly, John G.. 1988-01-01. Innovative architectures for dense multi-microprocessor computers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890029583
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