Parallel processing : CONPAR 94-VAPP VI : third Joint International Conference on Vector and Parallel Processing, Linz, Austria, September 6 8, 1994 : proceedings

This volume presents the proceedings of the Third Joint International Conference on Vector and Parallel Processing (CONPAR 94 - VAPP VI), held in Linz, Austria in September 1994. The 76 papers contained were carefully selected from a wealth of submissions and address the most important aspects of pa...

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Coauteur: Joint International conference on vector and parallel processing :Linz
Andere auteurs: Volkert, Jens (Publishing director), Buchberger, Bruno, 1942-...., mathématicien (Publishing director)
Formaat: Livre numérique
Taal:Anglais
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Reeks:Lecture notes in computer science 854
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Edition sous un autre format:• Parallel processing, CONPAR 94-VAPP VI, third Joint International Conference on Vector and Parallel Processing, Linz, Austria, September 1994, proceedings, Bruno Buchberger, Jens Volkert (eds.), Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1994, 1 volume (XVI-893 pages), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-58430-7
• Parallel Processing: CONPAR 94 - VAPP VI, Texte imprimé, 9783662176672
Inhoudsopgave:
  • Scalability and programmability of massively parallel processors
  • Language constructs and runtime systems for compositional parallel programming
  • Locality optimizations for parallel machines
  • TAU: A portable parallel program analysis environment for pC++
  • Communication pattern based performance prediction on the nCUBE 2 multiprocessor system
  • Performance oriented development of SPMD programs based on task structure specifications
  • Monitoring for detecting bugs and blocking communication
  • Minimizing the log size for execution replay of shared-memory programs
  • Gold Mine specification language for event-based monitoring
  • On the expressivity of a weakest precondition calculus for a simple data-parallel programming language (short version)
  • Reduction in Pei
  • Towards the synthesis of asynchronous concurrent programs
  • Formal derivation of SIMD parallelism from non-linear recursive specifications
  • Deriving efficient parallel implementations of algorithms operating on general sparse matrices using automatic program transformation
  • Flexible program and architecture specification for massively parallel systems
  • Systematic approach and software tool for systolic design
  • ADVISE agricultural developmental visualisation interactive software environment
  • TOP2 tool suite for the development and testing of parallel applications
  • Vectorization of the radix r self-sorting FFT
  • Efficient Gram-Schmidt orthogonalisation on an array processor
  • Parallel algorithm for inverting tridiagonal matrix on linear processor array
  • Systolic algorithms for long integer GCD computation
  • Parallelization of non-simultaneous iterative methods for systems of linear equations
  • Hypercube implementation and performance analysis for extrapolation methods
  • An approach to machine-independentparallel programming
  • On logic program parallelisation strategies
  • Paradigms admitting superunitary behaviour in parallel computation
  • Exact solution of linear systems over rational numbers by parallel p-adic arithmetic
  • Parallel computation of modular multivariate polynomial resultants on a shared memory machine
  • Partial Marking GC
  • Parallel recognition and location algorithms for chordal graphs using distance matrices
  • Comparing two probabilistic models of the computational complexity of the branch and bound algorithm
  • Parallel heap construction using multiple selection
  • Engineering high quality parallel software using PARSE
  • Massively parallel volume rendering
  • Parallel visibility computations for parallel radiosity
  • Memory access synchronization in vector multiprocessors
  • A switch cache design for MIN-based shared-memory multiprocessors
  • Modeling cache coherence overhead with geometric objects
  • Accelerated access to shared distributed arrays on distributed memory systems by access objects
  • A comparison of shared virtual memory and message passing programming techniques based on a finite element application
  • Comparison between a message passing and a global shared memory parallel computer by means of a concrete Monte-Carlo algorithm
  • Non homogenous parallel memory operations in a VLIW machine
  • Experience with the implementation of a concurrent graph reduction system on an nCUBE/2 platform
  • The Rewrite Rule Machine node architecture and its performance
  • Automatic spark strategies and granularity for a parallel functional language reducer
  • Virtual tasks for the PACLIB kernel
  • MUSE: a message passing concurrent computer for on-board space systems
  • Self-timed communication strategies for massively parallel systolic architectures
  • VIM language paradigm
  • Distributed Linda tuplespace algorithms and implementations
  • Supporting coarse and fine grain parallelism in an extension of ML
  • Towards mixed computation/communication in parallel scientific libraries
  • Composing functional unit blocks for efficient Interpretation of MIMD code sequences on SIMD processors
  • Using sacks to organize registers in VLIW machines
  • A framework for resource-constrained rate-optimal software pipelining
  • Design of a meta-parallelizer for large scientific applications
  • A software architecture for multidisciplinary applications: Integrating task and data parallelism
  • On scanning space-time mapped while loops
  • Optimizing communications by using compile time analysis
  • Optimal tile sizing
  • Evaluating array expressions on massively parallel machines with communication/computation overlap
  • User interaction and symbolic extensions to dependence analysis
  • Simplifying polynomial constraints over integers to make dependence analysis more precise
  • Asymptotically optimal communication algorithms on faulty folded petersen networks
  • Optimization of diagnostic examination
  • Laying out midimew networks with constant dilation
  • Optimal interval routing
  • Broadcasting in bus interconnection networks
  • Broadcasting in the arrowhead torus
  • An efficient mapping heuristic for mesh-connected parallel architectures based on Mean Field Annealing
  • Mapping and scheduling by genetic algorithms
  • Self-organizing processes
  • Balancing load under large and fast load changes in distributed computing systems A case study
  • Dynamic load balancing mechanisms for a parallel operating system kernel
  • A new load-prediction scheme based on algorithmic cost functions.