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High-Performance Computing and Networking

International Conference and Exhibition, Brussels, Belgium, April 1996. Proceedings.

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  1. Heather Liddell
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  2. Adrian Colbrook
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1067)

Conference series link(s): HPCN-Europe: International Conference and Exhibition on High-Performance Computing and Networking Europe

Conference proceedings info: HPCN-Europe 1996.

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Table of contents (174 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Parallel reservoir simulation based on domain decomposition techniques

    • Petter Bjørstad, Randi Moe, Rudi Olufsen, Eero Vainikko
    Pages 3-11

  3. Porting and parallel performance of the industrial CFD code Music

    • Randi Moe, M. Talal Rahman, Ove Sævareid, Rune Teigland
    Pages 12-19

  4. Parallelisation of an oil reservoir simulation

    • Alan M. Thompson, Garfield. R. Bowen
    Pages 20-28

  5. Real industrial HPC applications

    • John A Elliott, Stephen H Brindle, Adrian Colbrook, Daron G Green, Francis Wray
    Pages 29-35

  6. Parallelisation of the SWAN surface wave analysis code

    • A. Braathen, J. Cook, A. C. Damhaug, M. T. Rahman, O. Sævareid
    Pages 36-42

  7. Porting a commercial finite difference time domain Electromagnetic code to a parallel architecture machine

    • Hargreaves M. L., Spicer D. C., Jones C. C. R., Whittle S.
    Pages 43-50

  10. A comparison of parallel paradigms applied to an industrial code: RADIOSS

    • Dimitri Nicolopoulos, Gerard Winkelmuller
    Pages 66-73

  12. Experiences and achievements with the parallelization of a large finite element system

    • U. Schulz, M. Ast, J. Labarta, H. Manz, A. Perez, J. Sole
    Pages 82-89

  13. Parallel industrial fluid dynamics and structural mechanics codes

    • Klaus Stüben, Hermann Mierendorff, Clemens-August Thole, Owen Thomas
    Pages 90-98

  15. Parallel computing for CFD applications in the automotive industry — First experiences

    • Walter Bauer, Heinrich Reister, Frederick Ross, Dave Robinson
    Pages 106-115

  16. Parallelisation and performance evaluation of the aeronautical CFD flow code ESAUNA

    • C R Forsey, C S Ierotheou, U Block, M Leatham
    Pages 116-121

  17. Parallel industrial incompressible CFD calculations with HPCN3S

    • Luc Giraud, Nathan Maman, Pascal Menegazzi, Andrea Micelotta, Bernadette Thomas
    Pages 122-127

  19. Interactive anomaly detection in large transaction history databases

    • Paul Allen, Rob McKendrick, Chris Scott, Massimo Buonanno, Paola Mostacci, Costanza Naldini et al.
    Pages 143-149

  20. The system management of the ICL GOLDRUSH parallel database server

    • Paul Watson, Mike Ward, Ken Hoyle
    Pages 150-157
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This comprehensive volume presents the refereed proceedings of the International Conference and Exhibition on High-Performance Computing and Networking, HPCN Europe 1996, held in Brussels, Belgium, in April 1996 under the sponsorship of the CEC.
The 175 papers and posters included address all relevant theoretical aspects of HPCN and computational sciences as well as a variety of applicational aspects in numerous fields. The volume is organized in four tracks; industrial applications, general applications, computational science, and computer science aspects of HPCN.
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