Devise a parallel algorithm to solve the primality problem for the positive integer n. At the end of the algorithm, every processor should know whether or not n is prime. Further, if n is not prime, every processor should know the smallest prime factor of n. Also, assume that no list of primes is initially stored in memory. Assuming n2] processors, provide an analysis of the number of parallel operations used by your algorithm on the following. a. CREW PRAM b. EREW PRAM с. Mesh d. Hypercube

Devise a parallel algorithm to solve the primality problem for the positive integer n. At the end of the algorithm, every processor should know whether or not n is prime. Further, if n is not prime, every processor should know the smallest prime factor of n. Also, assume that no list of primes is initially stored in memory. Assuming n2] processors, provide an analysis of the number of parallel operations used by your algorithm on the following. a. CREW PRAM b. EREW PRAM с. Mesh d. Hypercube

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