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	~~_For~~ superlinear ~~speedup_~~ the first several hits for "superlinear speedup" in Google Scholar seem good. I would suggest reading the introduction & conclusions of the papers before delving into the details (which may not be necessary).		For superlinear speedup the first several hits for "superlinear speedup" in Google Scholar seem good. I would suggest reading the introduction & conclusions of the papers before delving into the details (which may not be necessary).

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	contrasted with the traditional measure of parallel speedup. ...		contrasted with the traditional measure of parallel speedup. ...
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			_For superlinear speedup_ the first several hits for "superlinear speedup" in Google Scholar seem good. I would suggest reading the introduction & conclusions of the papers before delving into the details (which may not be necessary).

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	I suggest the following references for scaled speedup (I got them from scholar.google.com, searching for "Gustafson scaled speedup"):		I suggest the following references for scaled speedup (I got them from scholar.google.com, searching for "Gustafson scaled speedup"):

	Reevaluating Amdahl's law		*Reevaluating Amdahl's law
	[PDF] from sjtu.edu.cn		[PDF] from sjtu.edu.cn
	JL Gustafson - Communications of the ACM, 1988 - dl.acm.org		JL Gustafson - Communications of the ACM, 1988 - dl.acm.org
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	Development of parallel methods for a 1024-processor hypercube. [This is their original paper]		*Development of parallel methods for a 1024-processor hypercube. [This is their original paper]
	[PDF] from ameslab.gov		[PDF] from ameslab.gov
	JL Gustafson, GR Montry… - SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput., 1988 - scl.ameslab.gov		JL Gustafson, GR Montry… - SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput., 1988 - scl.ameslab.gov

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	Oh, please display the equation in math mode. I'm not quite sure how to do this in Mediawiki, but I see enough math that I'm sure there's a way.		Oh, please display the equation in math mode. I'm not quite sure how to do this in Mediawiki, but I see enough math that I'm sure there's a way.

			I suggest the following references for scaled speedup (I got them from scholar.google.com, searching for "Gustafson scaled speedup"):

			Reevaluating Amdahl's law
			[PDF] from sjtu.edu.cn
			JL Gustafson - Communications of the ACM, 1988 - dl.acm.org
			... GM Validity of the single-processor approach to achieving large scale computing capabilities. ...
			RE. Gustafson, JL, and Montry ... parallel processors General Terms: Theory Additional Key Words
			and Phrases: Amdahl's law, massively paral- lel processing, speedup Author's Present ...
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			Development of parallel methods for a 1024-processor hypercube. [This is their original paper]
			[PDF] from ameslab.gov
			JL Gustafson, GR Montry… - SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput., 1988 - scl.ameslab.gov
			... HYPERCUBE* JOHN L. GUSTAFSON, GARY R. MONTRY, AND ROBERT E. BENNER
			Abstract. ... fixed. The latter measure, denoted scaled speedup, is developed and
			contrasted with the traditional measure of parallel speedup. ...
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	"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." I recall that when we wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984. I will have to check once I get back to my office.		"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." I recall that when we wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984. I will have to check once I get back to my office.

			Oh, please display the equation in math mode. I'm not quite sure how to do this in Mediawiki, but I see enough math that I'm sure there's a way.

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	"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." ~~Please cite a source for this.~~ I recall that when we wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984.		"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." I recall that when we wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984. I will have to check once I get back to my office.

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	"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." Please cite a source for this. I recall that when I wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984.		"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." Please cite a source for this. I recall that when we wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984.

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"He initially expected the first winner to have a speedup close to ten times, and that it would be difficult to advance beyond that." Please cite a source for this. I recall that when I wrote the Cm* book (Parallel Processing: the Cm* Experience), we routinely saw speedups in the 10-20 range. Though the book was c. 1987, most of it was written in 1983 and 1984.