Abstract
A cubical architecture is proposed for multi-microprocessor systems for solving partial differential equations in three dimensions, for possible use in weather forecasting and other similar applications. The architecture makes use of hundreds of processing elements to increase throughput. The system can achieve high performance and does not suffer greatly from interproccssor propagation delay.
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