Richard L. Graham

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Joshua Hursey, Richard L. Graham:
Analyzing fault aware collective performance in a process fault tolerant MPI. Parallel Comput. 38(1-2): 15-25 (2012)
2011
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Joshua Hursey, Richard L. Graham:
Preserving Collective Performance across Process Failure for a Fault Tolerant MPI. IPDPS Workshops 2011: 1208-1215
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Joshua Hursey, Richard L. Graham:
Building a Fault Tolerant MPI Application: A Ring Communication Example. IPDPS Workshops 2011: 1549-1556
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Joshua Hursey, Thomas J. Naughton, Geoffroy Vallée, Richard L. Graham:
A Log-Scaling Fault Tolerant Agreement Algorithm for a Fault Tolerant MPI. EuroMPI 2011: 255-263
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Joshua Hursey, Richard L. Graham, Greg Bronevetsky, Darius Buntinas, Howard Pritchard, David G. Solt:
Run-Through Stabilization: An MPI Proposal for Process Fault Tolerance. EuroMPI 2011: 329-332

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