Modeling Large-Scale Slim Fly Networks Using Parallel Discrete-Event Simulation

Parallel Simulation Techniques for Large - Scale Discrete - Event Models

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Parallel Discrete Event Simulation as a Paradigm for Large Scale Modeling Experiments

Parallel Discrete Event Simulation (PDES) is a method introduced to conduct simulation of a complex system, which consists of a large number of objects. The PDES has been known for about 30 years and we discuss why further analysis of the method is important nowadays. We briefly introduce the main features of the method and discuss the current state of PDES. We present a survey of the method as...

Parallel Discrete Event Simulation of Large Scale Wireless Ad-hoc Networks

Parallel Discrete Event Simulation

In simulating applications for execution on specific computing systems, the simulation performance figures must be known in a short period of time. One basic approach to the problem of reducing the required simulation time is the exploitation of parallelism. However, in parallelizing the simulation new problems arise. Due to the distributed generation of events causality errors can occur, as a ...

Parallel Discrete-Event Simulation

Parallel discrete-event simulation (PDES), simply referred to as parallel simulation, is concerned with the execution of discrete-event simulation on parallel computers. PDES has been recognized as a challenging research field bridging between modeling and simulation, and high-performance computing. By exploiting the potential parallelism in a simulation model, PDES can overcome the limitations...