MPI with Pythоn (mpi4py) а) Whаt is Messаge Passing Interface (MPI)? (3 pts) In yоur оwn words, define MPI and explain its purpose in parallel and distributed computing.Briefly describe how mpi4py enables Python programs to use MPI for process communication. b) Implement a Single Program, Multiple Data (SPMD) Program (8 pts) Write a Python program using mpi4py that: Imports MPI from mpi4py Creates a communicator using MPI.COMM_WORLD Retrieves each process’s rank, total number of processes, and processor name Prints a message in the format: “Greetings from process X of Y on HOSTNAME” Add comments explaining each line of code Ensure your program runs successfully and produces correct output c) Implement the Conductor–Worker Model (6 pts) Write a Python program using mpi4py that: Assigns rank 0 as the conductor (master) process Assigns all other ranks as workers Prints different messages based on role, for example: Conductor: “Greetings from the conductor (rank 0)...” Worker: “Greetings from a worker (rank X)...” Add comments explaining each line of code Ensure your program runs successfully and produces correct output d) Conceptual Comparison (3 pts) Explain how the Conductor–Worker program differs from the SPMD program. e) Point-to-Point Communication (5 pts) Explain the purpose of each function below and why it is used in your MPI programs: comm.send(obj, dest) comm.recv(source) f) Deadlock in MPI (5 pts) Define deadlock in the context of MPI. Give a brief example scenario (in words) showing how two blocking calls can cause a deadlock. Suggest one strategy to avoid deadlock in mpi4py programs.
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