multicomputational process | multicomputational system

A multicomputation is a generalization of a normal (single-threaded) computation to many computational threads of time. The application of multicomputation to problem-solving is known as the multicomputational paradigm. The application of multicomputation leads to a multicomputational system that allows interpretation of a problem as a multicomputational process. Wolfram analyzes tic-tac-toe, the icosian game, the tower of Hanoi, as well as other games as multicomputational processes, including through the use of branchial graphs. For example, the graph above shows a multiway graph for 2×2 tic-tac-toe in which every path through the graph represents a possible complete game.