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Asynchronous Jacobi and randomized Gauss--Seidel methods in shared and distributed memory: A unified convergence-rate analysis
Asynchronous iterative methods are attractive for large-scale parallel computing because they reduce synchronization and communication overhead. Existing convergence-rate analyses, however, have primarily focused on shared memory implementations, whereas distributed memory systems introduce more gen
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