4. Conclusion

This article complemented the first article [AF 1 385] devoted to the modeling and analysis of asynchronous parallel algorithms. The present article has addressed implementation issues of asynchronous parallel iterative algorithms, including on the one hand the effective termination of these methods both from a computational and numerical point of view, and on the other hand the implementation of these methods. In a forthcoming article

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