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Introduces a technique to parallelize nested loops at the fine grain level. It is a generalization of perfect pipelining which was developed to parallelize a single-nested loop at the fine grain level. The authors explain their method, contrast it with other techniques, show the effect of their technique on some real examples, and briefly discuss an architecture best suited for exploiting this parallelism.<>