ParallelTable

ParallelTable[expr,{i_max}]

generates in parallel a list of i_max copies of expr.

ParallelTable[expr,{i,i_max}]

generates in parallel a list of the values of expr when i runs from 1 to i_max.

ParallelTable[expr,{i,i_min,i_max}]

starts with i=i_min.

ParallelTable[expr,{i,i_min,i_max,di}]

uses steps di.

ParallelTable[expr,{i,{i₁,i₂,…}}]

uses the successive values i₁, i₂, ….

ParallelTable[expr,{i,i_min,i_max},{j,j_min,j_max},…]

gives a nested list. The list associated with i is outermost.

Details and Options

ParallelTable is a parallel version of Table which automatically distributes different evaluations of expr among different kernels and processors.
ParallelTable will give the same results as Table, except for side effects during the computation.
Parallelize[Table[expr,iter, …]] is equivalent to ParallelTable[expr,iter,…].
If an instance of ParallelTable cannot be parallelized it is evaluated using Table.
ParallelTable takes the same Method option as Parallelize.
The DistributedContexts option for ParallelTable specifies which symbols appearing in expr have their definitions automatically distributed to all available kernels before the computation.
The default value is DistributedContexts:>$DistributedContexts with $DistributedContexts:=$Context, which distributes definitions of all symbols in the current context, but does not distribute definitions of symbols from packages.