From: seth.gilbert@yale.edu (Seth Gilbert)
Newsgroups: comp.parallel
Subject: Good demo problem
Date: 28 Apr 1999 15:27:28 GMT
Organization: Yale University
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I am looking for a good demo problem for a small prototype distributed
system.  By "small" I mean that each piece of the problem needs to be
specified in about 16 bits...  I know that this is a little ridiculous,
but it would still be nice if I could find some slighly-less-than-trivial
problem that I could break up into numerous pieces of this size and
solve...  Any ideas would be appreciated!

Thanks, 
Seth 

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Seth Gilbert                  

Yale University                
Calhoun College, 1999        
BS Elec.Eng. and Mathematics 
203-436-0394

seth.gilbert@yale.edu

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