Sequential consistency: Basic Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers the Sequential Consistency (SC) model, a classical model in concurrency and parallelism. SC ensures that the results of any execution are as if all processor operations were in a sequential order. The lecture explains program order, atomicity, and the basic idea of SC model with examples. It also discusses how SC handles overlapping executions and synchronization accesses, impacting program performance.

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High-performance computing: Distributed computing

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