The high availability of multiprocessor clusters for computer science seems to be very attractive to the engineer because,at a first level, such computers aggregate high performances. Nevertheless, obtaining peak performances on irregular applications such as computer algebra problems remains a challenging problem. The delay to access memory is non uniform and the irregularity of computations requires to use scheduling algorithms in order to automatically balance the workload among the processors.
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