Determinacy of computation schemata for both parallel and simultaneous operation

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Computation schemata represent the flow of data and control during a parallel computing process. The letter introduces the concept of inhibit branches to the control schema and shows how they may be used to ensure determinacy under simultaneous operating conditions. A determinacy algorithm is presented.

Inspec keywords: parallel processing

Other keywords: parallel computing process; control schema; determinacy algorithm; inhibit branches; simultaneous operating conditions; computation schemata

Subjects: Automata theory; Mainframes and minicomputers

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