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High-Performance Computing and Networking

International Conference and Exhibition, Milan, Italy, May 3-5, 1995. Proceedings

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  • © 1995

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  1. Bob Hertzberger
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  2. Giuseppe Serazzi
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 919)

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Conference proceedings info: HPCN-Europe 1995.

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Table of contents (154 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Exploiting massively parallel architectures for the solution of diffusion and propagation problems

    • P. P. Delsanto, S. Biancotto, M. Scalerandi, M. Rebaudengo, M. Sonza Reorda
    Pages 1-6

  3. Summarising an experiment in parallel programming language design

    • B. Bacci, M. Danelutto, S. Orlando, S. Pelagatti, M. Vanneschi
    Pages 7-13

  4. Language, compiler and parallel database support for I/O intensive applications

    • P. Brezany, T. A. Mueck, E. Schikuta
    Pages 14-20

  5. Using optimistic execution techniques as a parallelisation tool for general purpose computing

    • Adam Back, Stephen Turner
    Pages 21-26

  6. System management tools for SHPC systems — Partition management

    • Holger Günther, Frank Brockners, Thomas Bemmerl
    Pages 27-32

  7. Multi-operation multi-machine scheduling

    • Weizhen Mao
    Pages 33-38

  8. A PVM tool for automatic test generation on parallel and distributed systems

    • Fulvio Corno, Paolo Prinetto, Maurizio Rebaudengo, Matteo Sonza Reorda, Enzo Veiluva
    Pages 39-44

  9. Gigabit LAN issues — HIPPI, Fibre Channel, or ATM?

    • Don Tolmie
    Pages 45-53

  10. The European meta computing utilising integrated broadband communications (E=MC2) project

    • R. McConnell
    Pages 54-59

  11. Obtaining high performance data transmission in the Internet

    • Pietro Manzoni
    Pages 60-66

  12. Parallel processing on heterogeneous networks for GIS applications

    • A. Clematis, B. Falcidieno, D. Fernandez Prieto, M. Spagnuolo
    Pages 67-72

  13. Block loss reduction in ATM networks

    • Vijay Srinivasan, Anoop Ghanwani, Erol Gelenbe
    Pages 73-78

  14. Characterizing the resource demands of TCP/IP

    • Ennio Pozzetti, Vidar Vetland, Jerome Rolia, Giuseppe Serazzi
    Pages 79-85

  15. Implementing communication latency hiding in high-latency computer networks

    • Volker Strumpen, Thomas L. Casavant
    Pages 86-93

  16. Modeling speedup of SPMD applications on the Intel Paragon: A case study

    • E. Smirni, E. Rosti
    Pages 94-101

  17. A hierarchical approach to workload characterization for parallel systems

    • M. Calzarossa, G. Haring, G. Kotsis, A. Merlo, D. Tessera
    Pages 102-109

  18. Performance analysis of Cray T3D and Connection Machine CM-5: A comparison

    • P. Marenzoni
    Pages 110-117

  19. Numerically intensive computing as a benchmark for parallel computer architectures

    • K. Boryczko, J. Kitowski, J. MoÅšciÅ„ski, A. LeszczyÅ„ski
    Pages 118-123

  20. A preliminary performance evaluation of the Quadrics architecture with the DARPA image understanding benchmark

    • Massimo Piccardi, Tullio Salmon Cinotti, Silvia Zuffi
    Pages 124-129
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This comprehensive volume presents the proceedings of the Second International Conference and Exhibition on High-Performance Computing in Networking, HPCN Europe '95, held in Milan, Italy in May 1995 with the sponsorship of the CEC.
The volume contains some 130 revised research papers together with a few invited papers and 16 poster presentations. All theoretical aspects of HPCN, regarding hardware as well as software, are addressed with a certain emphasis on parallel processing. The applications-oriented papers are devoted to a broad spectrum of problems from computational sciences and engineering, including physics, material sciences, climate and environmental applications, CAD, numerical algorithms in engineering, aerodynamic design, etc. In total the volume is a monumental documentation of HPCN efforts.

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