Match the term on the left with the most appropriate definition on the right. Some of the definitions may not be used. v process A. A parallel random access memory approach that reads and writes to even memory locations. v distributed computing B. a form of computing where multiple computers or processing units execute at the same time to solve a common problem. SIMD C. A memory bank built into a processing core that is used to store recently used memory blocks. thread safety D. a block of code that can be executed by at most one thread at a time. parallel computing E. A parallel random access memory approach that reads and writes to congruent memory locations. critical section F. a section of a program that is critical for parallel performance. thread G. an infinite loop that causes the processor to race. MIMD H. A computer architecture that has a single core with many Sequential Instructions and Many Data elements. v race condition v cache I. errors caused in multi-threaded programs when a programmer believes that certain (false) variables are shared, when they are not J. an instance of a running program K. a light weight process that can share memory with other threads. L. A trace through a program M. A method of doing something N. A computer architecture that has a single core with Many Instructions and Many Data elements. O. A type of computer architecture where there is a single instruction stream, but multiple data streams. P. A type of computer architecture where there is are multiple instruction streams, and multiple data streams. Q. errors in the system cache due to incoherent circuits R. an error due to timing. S. a function has this property if multiple threads are able to simultaneously execute code within the function without leading to errors. T. A form of computing where multiple computers communicate over a network to achieve a common goal