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Being a multi-thread newbie (my wife says I have a one track mind), I actually enjoyed the article. However, it's pretty clear that there this is only one member of a larger class of algorithms related to multi-processing.

Is anyone aware of a good primer on the subject?

Generally speaking, it sounds like a lot of the divide and conquer CS algorithms could potentially use this approach, assuming other constraints (IO and network volume) aren't an issue...




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