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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
LaunchKernels
CloseKernels
AbortKernels
Kernels
$KernelCount
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Summary of New Features in 7.0
New in 7.0: Alphabetical Listing
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KernelObject
KernelObject
represents a kernel available for parallel computing.
MORE INFORMATION
Kernel objects represent running kernels on a local or remote computer system.
Kernel objects are created with
LaunchKernels
and terminated with
CloseKernels
.
EXAMPLES
CLOSE ALL
Basic Examples
(1)
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Applications
(2)
Close all kernels:
Launch copies of the previously running kernels:
Close a particular kernel:
Properties & Relations
(1)
The output form of a kernel object indicates its
$KernelID
:
Possible Issues
(1)
Kernel ID values are not necessarily contiguous:
SEE ALSO
LaunchKernels
CloseKernels
AbortKernels
Kernels
$KernelCount
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Summary of New Features in 7.0
New in 7.0: Alphabetical Listing
New in 7
EXAMPLES
Basic Examples 
Applications 