Volume 9, Number 1, January-February 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
The Year that Was ... and Yet to Be.
3-5
- Pam Frost Gorder:
Grid Computing Yields Earthquake Forecast.
6-10
- Jim X. Chen, Tianyu Zhang:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Anatomic Rendering and Visualization.
11-12
- Tong-Yee Lee, Chung-Ren Yan, Ming-Te Chi:
Stylized Rendering for Anatomic Visualization.
13-19
- Jinman Kim, Stefan Eberl, David Dagan Feng:
Visualizing Dual-Modality Rendered Volumes Using a Dual-Lookup Table Transfer Function.
20-25
- Tian-Yu Zhang, Pei-Dong Dai, Zheng-Min Wang, Keqiang Wang, Jim X. Chen, Le Xie:
A Contour Map of the Ear's Vestibular Apparatus Based on 3D Reconstruction.
26-31
- Qiang Wang, Zhigeng Pan, Chun Chen, Jianjun Bu:
Surface Rendering for Parallel Slices of Contours from Medical Imaging.
32-37
- Richard Sharp, Randall Ridgway, Kishore Mosaliganti, Pamela Wenzel, Tony Pan, Alain de Bruin, Raghu Machiraju, Kun Huang, Gustavo Leone, Joel H. Saltz:
Volume Rendering Phenotype Differences in Mouse Placenta Microscopy Data.
38-47
- David C. Banks, Kevin Beason:
Fast Global Illumination for Visualizing Isosurfaces with a 3D Illumination Grid.
48-54
- Dan Lubin, Robert Massom:
Remote Sensing of Earth's Polar Regions: Opportunities for Computational Science.
58-71
- Isabel Beichl, Dianne P. O'Leary, Francis Sullivan:
Monte Carlo Minimization and Counting: One, Two, ..., Too Many.
72-80
- Konstantin Läufer, George K. Thiruvathukal, Benjamin Gonzalez:
A Hike through a Post-EJB J2EE Web Application Architecture, Part III.
82-95
- Paul F. Dubois:
Djange Me.
96-97
- Martin Berzins, Bradley A. Shadwick, Denis Donnelly:
On the Role and Place of Computation in Science and Engineering.
98-103
- Charles Day:
The Death of Distance Has Been Exaggerated.
104
Volume 9, Number 2, March-April 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
The Neutrino Strikes Again.
2
- Pam Frost Gorder:
Multicore Processors for Science and Engineering.
3-7
- Daniel M. Tartakovsky, Dongbin Xiu:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Stochastic Modeling of Complex Systems.
8-9
- Leon M. Arriola, James M. Hyman:
Being Sensitive to Uncertainty.
10-20
- Guang Lin, Xiaoliang Wan, Chau-Hsing Su, George E. Karniadakis:
Stochastic Computational Fluid Mechanics.
21-29
- Nicholas Zabaras, Sethuraman Sankaran:
An Information-Theoretic Approach to Stochastic Materials Modeling.
30-39
- Timothy R. Ginn, Frank J. Loge, Timothy D. Scheibe:
Explaining "Noise" as Environmental Variations in Population Dynamics.
40-49
- Zuo-Jun Max Shen:
Integrated Stochastic Supply-Chain Design Models.
50-59
- Uma S. Bhatt, Jing Zhang, Craig S. Lingle, Lisa M. Phillips, Wendell V. Tangborn:
Examining Glacier Mass Balances with a Hierarchical Modeling Approach.
60-67
- Paul F. Dubois:
The Future that Never Was.
68-69
- George K. Thiruvathukal:
Project Hosting: Expanding the Scientific Programmer's Toolbox.
70-75
- Hiroshi Akiba, Kwan-Liu Ma, Jacqueline H. Chen, Evatt R. Hawkes:
Visualizing Multivariate Volume Data from Turbulent Combustion Simulations.
76-83
- Ehsan Nedaaee Oskoee:
Computing Properties of Materials Based on the Ginzburg-Landau Equation.
84-95
- Dianne P. O'Leary:
Beetles, Cannibalism, and Chaos: Analyzing a Dynamical System Model.
96-103
- Charles Day:
Quantum Computing Is Exciting and Important--Really!.
104
Volume 9, Number 3, May-June 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
You're Recommending What?!.
2
- Michael Jay Schillaci:
Computationally Complete.
3-6
- Paul F. Dubois:
Guest Editor's Introduction: Python: Batteries Included.
7-9
- Travis E. Oliphant:
Python for Scientific Computing.
10-20
- Fernando Pérez, Brian E. Granger:
IPython: A System for Interactive Scientific Computing.
21-29
- Arnd Bäcker:
Computational Physics Education with Python.
30-33
- Christopher R. Myers, Ryan N. Gutenkunst, James P. Sethna:
Python Unleashed on Systems Biology.
34-37
- Perry Greenfield:
Reaching for the Stars with Python.
38-40
- Ryan W. Krauss, Wayne J. Book:
A Python Module for Modeling and Control Design of Flexible Robots.
41-45
- Peter Bienstman, Lieven Vanholme, Wim Bogaerts, Pieter Dumon, Peter Vandersteegen:
Python in Nanophotonics Research.
46-47
- Kent-André Mardal, Ola Skavhaug, Glenn Terje Lines, Gunnar Andreas Staff, Åsmund Ødegård:
Using Python to Solve Partial Differential Equations.
48-51
- K. Jarrod Millman, Matthew Brett:
Analysis of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Python.
52-55
- Xuan Shi:
Python for Internet GIS Applications.
56-59
- Arnd Bäcker:
Quantum Chaos in Billiards.
60-64
- L. Bruno Tremblay, Marika M. Holland, Irina V. Gorodetskaya, Gavin A. Schmidt:
An Ice-Free Arctic? Opportunities for Computational Science.
65-74
- Christopher R. Myers, James P. Sethna:
Python for Education: Computational Methods for Nonlinear Systems.
75-79
- Dianne P. O'Leary:
A Partial Solution to Last Issue's Homework Assignment: Beetles, Cannibalism, and Chaos--Analyzing a Dynamical System Model.
80-83
- Julian V. Noble:
Making the Complex Simple.
84-89
- John D. Hunter:
Matplotlib: A 2D Graphics Environment.
90-95
- Francis Sullivan:
Wrong Again!.
96
Volume 9, Number 4, July-August 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
The Past, Present, and Future.
2-3
- Letters to the Editor.
4-6
- Pam Frost Gorder:
Building Better Search Engines.
7-11
- Howard E. Epstein, Jed O. Kaplan, Heike Lischke, Qin Yu:
Simulating Future Changes in Arctic and Subarctic Vegetation.
12-23
- Mario Belloni, Wolfgang Christian, Douglas Brown:
Open Source Physics Curricular Material for Quantum Mechanics.
24-31
- Zhigeng Pan, Jianfeng Lu:
A Bayes-Based Region-Growing Algorithm for Medical Image Segmentation.
32-38
- Michael M. Fuller, Dali Wang, Louis J. Gross, Michael W. Berry:
Computational Science for Natural Resource Management.
40-48
- Trevor M. Cickovski, Kedar Aras, Maciej Swat, Roeland Merks, Tilmann Glimm, H. George E. Hentschel, Mark S. Alber, James A. Glazier, Stuart A. Newman, Jesús A. Izaguirre:
From Genes to Organisms Via the Cell: A Problem-Solving Environment for Multicellular Development.
50-60
- James L. Cornette:
Gauss-Vaníček and Fourier Transform Spectral Analyses of Marine Diversity.
61-63
- Sudarshan Raghunathan:
Parallel Computing Algorithms and Applications.
64-65
- Paul F. Dubois:
Customer Service Says the Darnedest Things.
66-67
- Viktor K. Decyk, Charles D. Norton, Henry J. Gardner:
Why Fortran?.
68-71
- William R. Dieter, Henry G. Dietz:
Designing a Cluster for Your Application.
72-79
- Krzysztof Kulakowski:
Some Recent Attempts to Simulate the Heider Balance Problem.
80-85
- Zhanping Liu, Robert J. Moorhead II:
Robust Loop Detection for Interactively Placing Evenly Spaced Streamlines.
86-91
- Rebecca Lippmann Kung, Cedric Linder:
Improving Students' Self-Assessment of Numerical Analysis Projects.
92-95
- Charles Day:
When Bits Bite.
96
Volume 9, Number 5, September-October 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
Musings on a Metaphysics of Modeling.
2-3
- Maik Flanagin, Aurélien Grenotton, Jay J. Ratcliff, Kevin Shaw, John Sample, Mahdi Abdelguerfi:
Hydraulic Splines: A Hybrid Approach to Modeling River Channel Geometries.
4-15
- Giovanni Danese, Francesco Leporati, Marco Bera, Mauro Giachero, Nelson Nazzicari, Alvaro Spelgatti:
An Accelerator for Physics Simulations.
16-25
- William Franklin:
Algorithmic Design of a Fuzzy-Neural Method.
26-31
- Ian J. Grimstead, David W. Walker, Nick J. Avis, Frederic Kleinermann, John McClure:
3D Anatomical Model Visualization within a Grid-Enabled Environment.
32-38
- Xiaosong Yang, Jian Chang, Jian J. Zhang:
Animating the Human Muscle Structure.
39-45
- Simon Kos, Marina Hruska, Scott A. Crooker, Avadh Saxena, Darryl L. Smith:
Modeling Spin-Polarized Electron Transport in Semiconductors for Spintronics Applications.
46-52
- Dirk Lummerzheim:
Modeling and Forecasting Aurora.
53-61
- Dimitri Kusnezov:
How Big Can You Think? Challenges at the Frontier.
62-67
- Paul F. Dubois:
Into the Future.
68-69
- Volodymyr V. Kindratenko, Craig P. Steffen, Robert J. Brunner:
Accelerating Scientific Applications with Reconfigurable Computing: Getting Started.
70-77
- Chenglie Hu:
Integrating Modern Research into Numerical Computation Education.
78-81
- Cláudio T. Silva, Juliana Freire, Steven P. Callahan:
Provenance for Visualizations: Reproducibility and Beyond.
82-89
- Kourosh Malek:
Transport in Protein Crystals, Part I: Insights from Molecular Simulations.
90-95
- Francis Sullivan:
Is This the Party to Whom I Am Speaking?
96
Volume 9, Number 6, November-December 2007
- Norman Chonacky:
The Web: For Sharing or Snaring?
3-4
- Pam Frost Gorder:
Physics Experiment Could Spawn Permanent Computing Grid.
5-9
- Douglass E. Post:
Guest Editor's Introduction: Computational Science and Engineering for the US Department of Defense.
10-11
- Steven E. Gorrell, Allan van de Wall, Fu-Lin Tsung:
Understanding Unsteady Flow Features in Transonic Compressors.
12-17
- Timothy P. Fleming, Peter J. Mardahl, Lester Bowers, Keith L. Cartwright, Matthew T. Bettencourt, Michael D. Haworth:
Virtual Prototyping of Novel Cathode Designs for the Relativistic Magnetron.
18-28
- Wieslaw Maslowski, Jaclyn Clement Kinney, Jaromir Jakacki:
Toward Prediction of Environmental Arctic Change.
29-34
- Larry P. Davis, Roy L. Campbell Jr., William A. Ward Jr., Cray J. Henry:
High-Performance Computing Acquisitions Based on the Factors that Matter.
35-44
- David E. Newman, Paul W. Terry, Andrew S. Ware:
Shear Flows and Turbulence in Nature.
45-52
- Paul F. Dubois:
Career Contradictions.
53-54
- Thomas Luu, Ron Soltz, Pavlos Vranas, Christopher M. Frenz, Francis Sullivan:
Petaflop Essay Contest.
55-59
- Eric Ayars:
A Versatile Text for the Introductory Computational Physics Course.
60-61
- Michael A. Gray:
Discrete Event Simulation: A Review of SimEvents.
62-66
- Michael Dennin, Steven F. Barrett:
Turning Over a New Leaf.
67-69
- Kourosh Malek:
Transport in Protein Crystals, Part II: Diffusion Simulation and Chiral Recognition.
70-75
- Joel E. Tohline:
Scientific Visualization: A Necessary Chore.
76-81
- Konrad Hinsen:
Parallel Scripting with Python.
82-89
- Mohankumar Nandagopal, Natarajan Arunajadai:
On the Evaluation of Finite Hilbert Transforms.
90-95
- Charles Day:
The Computation of Poetry.
96
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