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Vector Computers. Most computers considered supercomputers are vector-architecture computers. The concept of vector architecture has been a source of much confusion. 

Unfortunately, Flynn s classification, although commonly used, is quite restrictive when discussing parallel-architecture computers. There have been several attempts to formulate more detailed classification schemes for the great variety of parallel computers now available. None of these efforts have been entirely successful, and none appear to be in general use. A discussion of representative machines from some of the more common classes follows. 

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T.J. Williams, The Purdue enterprise reference architecture. Computers in Industry. 24 (1994) 141-158. 

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A library of AltaRica nodes was developed in order to help building safety models for avionics platform architectures. This library includes AltaRica nodes that describe functional, logical and physical nodes. The library was used in order to develop safety models to assess the safety of Integrated Modular Avionics [9]. In this type of architecture, computation or communication resources are shared by several functions or data flows. Consequently, the fault of a shared physical node has an impact on all logical and functional nodes that are connected with this physical node. For instance, in the previous figure, data flows DataFlowla and DataFlowlb are connected to the same physical node called Phy Iteml. So if Phy Iteml is lost then both data flows would be lost. 

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The origin of this disagreement arises from the insufficient thermal annealing for structural relaxation and could be cured only upon advances in HPC architectures, computer power and algorithms. 

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