Super processors

AFP Performance Benefits. Comparisons between the performance of the Advanced Flexible Processor and other current super computers have been made on the image processing Change Detection Algorithm. The Advanced Flexible Processor has been determined to be approximately 2,000 times faster than a CDC 6600 on the Change Detection Algorithm, and to provide approximately 100 times the capability of the CDC 7600 computer. The Advanced Flexible Processor is found to perform 20 times faster than its predecessor, the Flexible Processor. 

We note, that also [HIKB96] work with a logic of uninterpreted functions, but use the techniques of reducing property verification to verifying the property for finite-instantiations of the model, which in general (and in particular for the application to super-scalar processors discussed in this paper) is not complete. 

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One advantage of the bond fluctuation method is that it works well on a variety of platforms, including vector computers, massively parallel computers, and super scalar processors. For a dense polymer melt in three dimensions, the vectorized code gives ca. 1.7 x 10 attempted moves per second for one processor on the Cray YMP for a volume fractions of (f) = 0.41. On massively parallel computers, the program has only been run to date in such a way that each processor ran one independent system. While the method should be parallelizable across multiple processors, this has not been done yet. 

In the 1980s, the research and development of AM LCDs were very active, but it had not yet opened great application. On the other hand, STN-LCD (super twisted nematic LCDs) for PCs and Japanese word processors were realized in the 1980s [7], and also colored STN-LCDs for PCs were developed. The electro-optical response increased steeply with increasing applied voltage for those cells and enough contrast was provided even if the number of scanning lines increased, and... 

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