A PAPER SURVEY ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PARALLEL FDTD ON MULTIPROCESSORS USING MPI
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Distributed, shared, memory, computer architectures and parallel computing.Abstract
The research work explains a cost-effective, highperformance computing platform for the parallel implementation of the FDTD algorithm on PC clusters using the message-passing interface (MPI) library, which is a local area network system consisting of multiple interconnected personal computers (PCs), and is already widely employed for parallel computing.
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