On Saturday 06 November 2010, rjf wrote:
> Why not look around at the state of the art
> in using computers to do something that might be of some benefit.
> Math doesn't have to be useless.
>
> You can look at what other people, especially computer scientists,
> have been trying to do and how they are approaching parallelism.
> Here's a place you can look and follow some links, up and down.
>
> http://parlab.eecs.berkeley.edu/research/pallas
Perhaps a good place to look is also the PASCO 2010 workshop on parallel
symbolic computation. The programme is here:
http://pasco2010.imag.fr/program.html
A few of the people with papers there also post on [sage-devel] or are Sage
friendly :)
On exciting paper to me is:
Parallel Gaussian Elimination for Gröbner bases computations in finite fields
Jean-Charles Faugere and Sylvain Lachartre
which could perhaps be ported to/adapted for the M4RI library (the authors
don't consider GF(2). I'll be working in the group of Jean-Charles Faugère
soon (in fact I'm in Paris right now), so I could provide support for both the
M4RI and the algorithm part.
Cheers,
Martin
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