Theodoret Putra Agatho
ABSTRACT
Turing's model is a model contains reaction-diffusion equation that capable to form skin patterns on an animal. In this paper, Turing's model was investigated, with the model improvisation by Barrio et al. [12], in parallel programming to shown its speed up impact. The parallel programming managed to speed up the process up to 8.9 times while retaining the quality of the result, compared to traditional programming.
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