Résumé : In this talk, I will report on several experiments around large scale enumerations in enumerative and algebraic combinatorics. I'll describe a methodology used to achieve large speedups in several enumeration problems. Indeed, in many combinatorial structures (permutations, partitions, monomials, young tableaux), the data can be encoded as a small sequence of small integers that can often efficiently be handled by a creative use of processor vector instructions. Through the challenging example of numerical monoids, I will then report on how Cilkplus allows for a extremely fast parallelization of the enumeration. Indeed, we have been able to enumerate sets with more that 10^15 elements on a single multicore machine. En collaboration avec Jean Fromentin.

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