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        The tensor product of bulk synchronous parallel algorithms

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        2022
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        Koopman, Thomas
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        A Bulk Synchronous Parallel (BSP) algorithm is a type of parallel algorithm where communication and computation is separated. We present a way to generalise BSP algorithms for linear functions to a BSP algorithm for the tensor product of linear functions. This is applied to the discrete Fourier transform in higher dimensions, yielding a novel parallel algorithm.
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