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Synchronous Relaxation for Parallel Discrete Event Simulations is a method to perform a discrete event simulation on a parallel computer. The Synchronous Relaxation (SR) method is general in that it makes no use of specifics of the simulated system and it is computationally efficient in that it typically delivers the speedup of the order of $N/\log(N)$ , where ${N}$ is the number of processors in the parallel computer.

When the SR is applicable

How the SR works

Why the SR is usually efficient

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