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Atomic Operations: Basics and Applications
Covers the basics of atomic operations in concurrency and parallelism, including hardware-provided operations and synchronized algorithms.
Transactional Memory: Hardware Simplification
Explores transactional memory and hardware simplification for concurrency control in software, emphasizing the benefits of hardware speculation and declarative concurrency.
Advanced Synchronization & Transactional Memory
Covers advanced synchronization techniques, atomic operations, lock implementations, and hardware support for queue locks.
Lock-free synchronization: Achieving low latency
Explores the significance of lock-free synchronization in achieving low latency and high performance in distributed systems.
Readers-writer Lock
Introduces the readers-writer lock for handling concurrency in scenarios with frequent reads and occasional updates.
Memory Reclamation: Techniques and Algorithms
Explores memory reclamation techniques, including Lock-free Reference Counting and Hazard Pointers, and introduces the hybrid approach of QSense.
Introduction to Multicore Processors
Covers the shift to multicore processors, processor-memory architecture, concurrency challenges, and synchronization problems in modern computing.
Theoretical Foundations for Emerging Multiprocessor Technologies: RDMA and NVRAM
Explores theoretical foundations for RDMA and NVRAM in multiprocessor technologies, covering contention, concurrency control, and fault tolerance.
Task Parallelism and Explicit Communication
Explores task parallelism, explicit communication, and synchronization primitives for efficient parallel programming.
Reactive Streams: Semantics & Challenges
Introduces Reactive Streams semantics, focusing on back-pressure, flow control, methods as signals, specification, challenges, and interoperability.