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arallel discrete event simu- lelization techniques based on lock- Why Is PDIS Hard? lation (PDES), sometimes step execution using a global simu- The reason PDES is difficult be- I called distributed simula- lation clock perform poorly or re- comes evident if one examines the tion, refers to the execu- quire assumptions in the timing operation of a sequential discrete tion of a single discrete model that may compromise the event simulator. Sequential simula- ~ event simulation program fidelity of the simulation. Concur- tors typically utilize three data on a parallel computer. PDES has rent execution of events at different structures: (1) the state variables that attracted a considerable amount of points in simulated time is re- describe the state of the system, (2) interest in recent years. From a quired, but as we shall soon see, this an event list containing all pending pragmatic standpoint, this interest introduces interesting synchroniza- events that have been scheduled, arises from the fact that large simu- tion problems that are at the heart but have not yet taken effect, and lations in engineering, computer of the PDES problem. (3) a global clock variable to denote science, economics, and military This article deals with the execu- how far the simulation h