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    • Scientific Computing
    • Data Analysis

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    • Distributed union-find algorithms are crucial for scientific data analysis, but face challenges with high synchronization costs and imbalanced workloads.
    • Existing methods often require global synchronizations, limiting parallel processing efficiency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a novel distributed union-find algorithm that overcomes limitations of existing methods.
    • To improve scalability, reduce synchronization costs, and enhance workload balancing in distributed union-find computations.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a distributed union-find algorithm incorporating asynchronous parallelism.
    • Implemented k-d tree based decomposition for dynamic workload redistribution.
    • Proved that global synchronizations can be eliminated without affecting final results.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated elimination of global synchronizations, enabling overlapped communication and computation.
    • Achieved improved workload balancing through k-d tree based input redistribution.
    • Validated scalability up to 1,024 processes using synthetic and application-specific datasets.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel algorithm significantly enhances the scalability of distributed union-find for scientific data processing.
    • The approach effectively addresses synchronization costs and workload imbalance issues.
    • Successfully applied to critical point tracking and super-level set extraction in complex simulations and experiments.