The Features of Parallel Program for 3-D Modeling of Dynamic Processes in Porous Objects with Heat-Evolution

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The 3-D OpenMP parallel version of an algorithm for modeling dynamic processes in porous media with heat-evolution sources is presented. Parallel methods and techniques which were used for significant speed up of final results obtaining are described in detail. The performance results of parallel program for specific configuration of porous object are presented.

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