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Harry F. Jordan was born in 1940. He received the BA degree from Rice University and the MS and PhD from the University of Illinois. He has been with the University of Colorado since 1966 and is now a Professor in the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Computer Science. His interests in computer systems center on the interface between hardware and software. Recent work has focused on the application and performance of multiple instruction stream computers. His involvement with multiple instruction stream parallel processing began with the design of the Finite Element Machine, an early multi-microprocessor architecture, in association with ICASE and NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA. As a consultant to Denelcor Inc., Denver, CO he did extensive work with the HEP, a shared-memory multiprocessor. Emphasis has ranged from the architecture and performance of such machines to the structure of parallel programming languages and algorithms.

Data Communication in Multiprocessors: Shared and Fragmented Memory / Datenaustausch in Multiprozessoren: gemeinsamer und aufgeteilter Speicher