Abstract
Collective operations and non-blocking point-to-point operations are two important parts of PM I that each provide important performance and programmability benefits. Although non-blocking collective operations are an obvious extension to MPI, there have been no comprehensive studies of this functionality. This dissertation will study non- blocking collective operations, integrating theory, practice, and application. We use a well-understood network model to found our theoretical analyses and we realize our communication operations as a portable library layered on MPI. A real-world quantum-mechanical application is used as a deployment and evaluation vehicle for our approach.
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