Parallel Computing, Volume 25

Volume 25, Number 1, 1 January 1999

• Jacques Verriet:
  Scheduling interval-ordered tasks with non-uniform deadlines subject to non-zero communication delays. 3-21
  
• Rolf H. Möhring, Markus W. Schäffter:
  Scheduling series-parallel orders subject to 0/1-communication delays. 23-40
  
• Alix Munier:
  Approximation algorithms for scheduling trees with general communication delays. 41-48
  
• Abdel Krim Amoura, Evripidis Bampis, Yannis Manoussakis, Zsolt Tuza:
  A comparison of heuristics for scheduling multiprocessor tasks on three dedicated processors. 49-61
  
• Cristina Boeres, Vinod E. F. Rebello:
  A versatile cost modelling approach for multicomputer task scheduling. 63-86
  
• Jacek Blazewicz, Maciej Drozdowski, Mariusz Markiewicz:
  Divisible task scheduling - Concept and verification. 87-98
  

Volume 25, Number 2, 1 February 1999

• Christoph W. Keßler, Jesper Larsson Träff:
  Language and library support for practical PRAM programming. 105-135
  
• Horng-Ren Tsai, Shi-Jinn Horng, Tzong-Wann Kao, Shung-Shing Lee, Shun-Shan Tsai:
  Fundamental data movement operations and its applications on a hyper-bus broadcast network. 137-157
  
• Danny Krizanc, Anton Saarimaki:
  Bulk synchronous parallel: practical experience with a model for parallel computing. 159-181
  
• Sei-Wang Chen, Chiung-Yao Fang, Kuo-En Chang:
  Neural simulation of Petri nets. 183-207
  

Volume 25, Number 3, 22 March 1999

• Ravi Murty, Daniel Okunbor:
  Efficient parallel algorithms for molecular dynamics simulations. 217-230
  
• Vikramaditya Sen, Mrinal K. Sen, Paul L. Stoffa:
  PVM based 3-D Kirchhoff depth migration using dynamically computed travel-times: An application in seismic data processing. 231-248
  
• Mohamed Benmaiza, Abderezak Touzene:
  One-to-all broadcast algorithm for constant degree 4 Cayley graphs. 249-264
  
• Cristina Corral, Isabel Giménez, José Marín, José Mas:
  Parallel m-step preconditioners for the conjugate gradient method. 265-281
  
• Sunil Kim, Alexander V. Veidenbaum:
  Interconnection network organization and its impact on performance and cost in shared memory multiprocessors. 283-309
  
• Jeff S. Reeve, M. Heath:
  An efficient parallel version of the householder-QL matrix diagonalisation algorithm. 311-319
  
• Ioannis P. Vlahavas, Petros Kefalas, Constantin Halatsis:
  OASys: an AND/OR parallel logic programming system. 321-336
  

Volume 25, Number 4, 1 April 1999

• Edmund Chadwick:
  A hybrid parallel algorithm for the spectral transform method which uses functional parallelism. 345-360
  
• Thomas C. Clune, J. R. Elliott, M. S. Miesch, J. Toomre, Gary A. Glatzmaier:
  Computational aspects of a code to study rotating turbulent convection in spherical shells. 361-380
  
• Maciej Drozdowski, Wodzimierz Gazek:
  Scheduling divisible loads in a three-dimensional mesh of processors. 381-404
  
• Akihiro Fujiwara, Michiko Inoue, Toshimitsu Masuzawa, Hideo Fujiwara:
  A cost optimal parallel algorithm for weighted distance transforms. 405-416
  
• Y. F. Hu, R. J. Blake:
  An improved diffusion algorithm for dynamic load balancing. 417-444
  
• Zhiyong Liu, David Wai-Lok Cheung:
  Oblivious routing for LC permutations on hypercubes. 445-460
  
• Roseli S. Wedemann, Valmir C. Barbosa, Raul Donangelo:
  Defeasible time-stepping. 461-489
  

Volume 25, Number 5, 1 May 1999

• Nicholas Giolmas, Daniel W. Watson, David M. Chelberg, Peter V. Henstock, June-Ho Yi, Howard Jay Siegel:
  Aspects of computational mode and data distribution for parallel range image segmentation. 499-523
  
• U. W. Rathe, Peter Sanders, P. L. Knight:
  A case study in scalability: An ADI method for the two-dimensional time-dependent Dirac equation. 525-533
  
• Horst Schwichtenberg, G. Winter, H. Wallmeier:
  Acceleration of molecular mechanic simulation by parallelization and fast multipole techniques. 535-546
  
• Pierre Boulet, Jack Dongarra, Yves Robert, Frédéric Vivien:
  Static tiling for heterogeneous computing platforms. 547-568
  
• Wentong Cai, Kang Zhang, Stephen John Turner, Chengzheng Sun:
  Interlock avoidance in transparent and dynamic parallel program instrumentation using logical clocks. 569-591
  
• Giuseppe Passoni, Giancarlo Alfonsi, Giovanni Tula, Umberto Cardu:
  A wavenumber parallel computational code for the numerical integration of the Navier-Stokes equations. 593-611
  
• Marek Szularz, Jim Weston, Maurice Clint:
  Explicitly restarted Lanczos algorithms in an MPP environment. 613-631
  

Volume 25, Number 6, 1 June 1999

• Angelo Corana:
  Parallel computation of the correlation dimension from a time series. 639-666
  
• Hermann Mierendorff, Helmut Schwamborn:
  Automatic model generation for performance estimation of parallel programs. 667-680
  
• Zhong-Zhi Bai:
  A class of asynchronous parallel multisplitting blockwise relaxation methods. 681-701
  
• S. Ramesh:
  Implementation of communicating reactive processes. 703-727
  
• Reiji Suda, Akira Nishida, Yoshio Oyanagi:
  A high performance parallelization scheme for the Hessenberg double shift QR algorithm. 729-744
  
• Franco Zambonelli:
  Exploiting biased load information in direct-neighbour load balancing policies. 745-766
  
• Roseli S. Wedemann, Valmir C. Barbosa, Raul Donangelo: Erratum to ``Defeasible time-stepping'' [Parallel Computing 25(4): 461-489 (1999)]. 767

Volume 25, Number 7, 13 August 1999

• Gerhard Adrian:
  Parallel processing in regional climatology: The parallel version of the ``Karlsruhe Atmospheric Mesoscale Model'' (KAMM). 777-787
  
• Ralf Diekmann, Andreas Frommer, Burkhard Monien:
  Efficient schemes for nearest neighbor load balancing. 789-812
  
• Ralf Ebner, Christoph Zenger:
  A distributed functional framework for recursive finite element simulations. 813-826
  
• Michael Griebel, Gerhard W. Zumbusch:
  Parallel multigrid in an adaptive PDE solver based on hashing and space-filling curves. 827-843
  
• Bruno Lang:
  Efficient eigenvalue and singular value computations on shared memory machines. 845-860
  
• Ingrid Lenhardt, Thomas Rottner:
  Krylov subspace methods for structural finite element analysis. 861-875
  
• Thomas Lippert:
  Hyper-systolic algorithms for N-body computations and parallel level-3 BLAS libraries. 877-891
  
• Wolfgang Mackens, Heinrich Voss:
  General masters in parallel condensation of eigenvalue problems. 893-903
  
• Reinhard Möller:
  A systolic implementation of the MLEM reconstruction algorithm for positron emission tomography images. 905-920
  

Volume 25, Number 8, 1 September 1999

• S. J. Dodson, S. P. Walker, M. J. Bluck:
  Parallelisation issues for high speed time domain integral equation analysis. 925-942
  
• W.-Y. Lin, C.-L. Chen:
  Minimum communication cost reordering for parallel sparse Cholesky factorization. 943-967
  
• B. Großer, Bruno Lang:
  Efficient parallel reduction to bidiagonal form. 969-986
  
• Gerth Stølting Brodal:
  Priority queues on parallel machines. 987-1011
  
• Peter Sanders:
  Analysis of nearest neighbor load balancing algorithms for random loads. 1013-1033
  
• Dominique Barth, Christian Laforest:
  Scattering and multi-scattering in trees and meshes, with local routing and without buffering. 1035-1057
  

Volume 25, Number 9, 1 September 1999

• M. E. Barrows, Dawn E. Gregory, Lixin Gao, Arnold L. Rosenberg, Paul R. Cohen:
  An empirical study of dynamic scheduling on rings of processors. 1063-1079
  
• Junji Yamamoto, Takashi Fujiwara, T. Komeda, Takayuki Kamei, Toshihiro Hanawa, Hideharu Amano:
  Performance evaluation of SNAIL: A multiprocessor based on the simple serial synchronized multistage interconnection network architecture. 1081-1103
  
• Gwan-Hwan Hwang, Jenq Kuen Lee:
  Communication set generations with CSD calculus and expression-rewriting framework. 1105-1130
  
• Andrea Clematis, Angelo Corana:
  Modeling performance of heterogeneous parallel computing systems. 1131-1145
  
• Erricos John Kontoghiorghes, Maurice Clint, Hans-Heinrich Naegeli:
  Recursive least-squares using a hybrid Householder algorithm on massively parallel SIMD systems. 1147-1159
  
• Guy Edjlali, Marc Garbey, Damien Tromeur-Dervout:
  Interoperability parallel programs approach to simulate 3D frontal polymerization processes. 1161-1191
  

Volume 25, Numbers 10-11, 1 September 1999

• Nicola Cabibbo, Yumi Iwasaki, Klaus Schilling:
  High performance computing in lattice QCD. 1197-1198
  
• R. Gupta:
  General physics motivations for numerical simulations of quantum field theory. 1199-1215
  
• Federico Rapuano:
  Quenched physics on APE computers. 1217-1226
  
• Stephan Güsken, Thomas Lippert, Klaus Schilling:
  Lattice QCD with two dynamical Wilson fermions on APE100 parallel systems. 1227-1242
  
• S. Aoki, R. Burkhalter, K. Kanaya, T. Yoshié, Taisuke Boku, Hiroshi Nakamura, Yoshiyuki Yamashita:
  Performance of lattice QCD programs on CP-PACS. 1243-1255
  
• Akira Ukawa:
  Lattice QCD results from the CP-PACS computer. 1257-1280
  
• Robert D. Mawhinney:
  The 1 Teraflops QCDSP computer. 1281-1296
  
• Raffaele Tripiccione:
  APEmille. 1297-1309
  
• Anthony D. Kennedy:
  The Hybrid Monte Carlo algorithm on parallel computers. 1311-1339
  
• Philippe de Forcrand:
  The MultiBoson method. 1341-1355
  
• Thomas Lippert:
  Parallel SSOR preconditioning for lattice QCD. 1357-1370
  
• Stephan Güsken:
  Stochastic estimator techniques and their implementation on distributed parallel computers. 1371-1381
  
• G. Peter Lepage:
  Improved discretizations for lattice QCD. 1383-1393
  
• Robert G. Edwards, Urs M. Heller, Rajamani Narayanan:
  Chiral fermions on the lattice. 1395-1407
  

Volume 25, Number 12, November 1999

• V. Annamalai, C. S. Krishnamoorthy, V. Kamakoti:
  Adaptive finite element analysis on a parallel and distributed environment. 1413-1434
  
• G. Carré, Stéphane Lanteri, Mark Loriot:
  High performance simulations of compressible flows inside car engine geometries using the N3S-NATUR parallel solver. 1435-1458
  
• Myron Ginsberg:
  Influences, challenges, and strategies for automotive HPC benchmarking and performance improvement. 1459-1476
  
• Samia Loucif, Mohamed Ould-Khaoua, Lewis M. Mackenzie:
  Analysis of fully adaptive wormhole routing in tori. 1477-1487
  
• Max Geigl, Martin Griebl, Christian Lengauer:
  Termination detection in parallel loop nests with while loops. 1489-1510
  

Volume 25, Numbers 13-14, December 1999

• Erich Strohmaier, Jack Dongarra, Hans Werner Meuer, Horst D. Simon:
  The marketplace of high-performance computing. 1517-1544
  
• Yoshio Oyanagi:
  Development of supercomputers in Japan: Hardware and software. 1545-1567
  
• Enrico Clementi, Giorgina Corongiu:
  Early parallelism with a loosely coupled array of processors: The ICAP experiment. 1583-1600
  
• Shunichi Uchida, Akira Aiba, Kazuaki Rokusawa, Takashi Chikayama, Ryuzo Hasegawa:
  The parallel logic programming system in the FGCS project and its future directions. 1601-1633
  
• Kisaburo Nakazawa, Hiroshi Nakamura, Taisuke Boku, Ikuo Nakata, Yoshiyuki Yamashita:
  CP-PACS: A massively parallel processor at the University of Tsukuba. 1635-1661
  
• D. Sugimoto:
  GRAPE: A parallel computer dedicated to astrophysical many-body problems. 1663-1676
  
• Paolo Cremonesi, Emilia Rosti, Giuseppe Serazzi, Evgenia Smirni:
  Performance evaluation of parallel systems. 1677-1698
  
• Vaidy S. Sunderam, Al Geist:
  Heterogeneous parallel and distributed computing. 1699-1721
  
• A. P. Wim Böhm, Jeffrey Hammes, Sumit Sur:
  On the performance of pure and impure parallel functional programs. 1723-1740
  
• Rajiv Gupta, Santosh Pande, Kleanthis Psarris, Vivek Sarkar:
  Compilation techniques for parallel systems. 1741-1783
  
• Siegfried Benkner, Hans P. Zima:
  Compiling High Performance Fortran for distributed-memory architectures. 1785-1825
  
• Bruno Bacci, Marco Danelutto, Susanna Pelagatti, Marco Vanneschi:
  SkIE: A heterogeneous environment for HPC applications. 1827-1852
  
• David E. Womble, Sudip S. Dosanjh, Bruce Hendrickson, Michael A. Heroux, Steve Plimpton, James L. Tomkins, David S. Greenberg:
  Massively parallel computing: A Sandia perspective. 1853-1876
  
• S. Lakshmivarahan, Sudarshan K. Dhall:
  Ring, torus and hypercube architectures/algorithms for parallel computing. 1877-1906
  
• Walid A. Najjar, Edward A. Lee, Guang R. Gao:
  Advances in the dataflow computational model. 1907-1929
  
• Iain S. Duff, Henk A. van der Vorst:
  Developments and trends in the parallel solution of linear systems. 1931-1970
  
• Emilio L. Zapata, Oscar G. Plata, Rafael Asenjo, Guillermo P. Trabado:
  Data-parallel support for numerical irregular problems. 1971-1994
  
• Shun Doi, Takumi Washio:
  Ordering strategies and related techniques to overcome the trade-off between parallelism and convergence in incomplete factorizations. 1995-2014
  
• Clemens-August Thole, Klaus Stüben:
  Industrial simulation on parallel computers. 2015-2037
  
• Tayfun Tezduyar, Yasuo Osawa:
  Methods for parallel computation of complex flow problems. 2039-2066
  
• Richard A. Robb:
  Visualization in biomedical computing. 2067-2110
  
• Kenneth C. Bowler, Anthony J. G. Hey:
  Parallel computing and quantum chromodynamics. 2111-2134
  
• Hermann Mierendorff, Wolfgang Joppich:
  Empirical performance modeling for parallel weather prediction codes. 2135-2148
  
• Stavros A. Zenios:
  High-performance computing in finance: The last 10 years and the next. 2149-2175
  
• Andreas Reuter:
  Methods for parallel execution of complex database queries. 2177-2188
  

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