Parallel Virtual Machine - EuroPVM'96

1. Front Matter

   PDF

2. Advanced programming in PVM

   • G. A. Geist

   Pages 1-6

3. Tools for monitoring, debugging, and programming in PVM

   • Adam Beguelin, Vaidy Sunderam

   Pages 7-13

4. The status of the MPI Message-Passing standard and its relation to PVM

   • Rolf Hempel

   Pages 14-21

5. A comparison of message-passing parallelization to shared-memory parallelization

   • Stefan Pokorny

   Pages 22-29

6. Practical experiments to improve PVM algorithms

   • J. Roda, J. Herrera, J. González, C. Rodríguez, F. Almeida, D. González

   Pages 30-37

7. PVM, computational geometry, and parallel computing course

   • Michal Šoch, Jan Trdlička, Pavel Tvrdík

   Pages 38-44

8. Parallelization of a state-of-the-art industrial CFD package for execution on networks of workstations and massively parallel processors

   • P. Luksch, U. Maier, S. Rathmayer, F. Unger, M. Weidmann

   Pages 45-52

9. A parallel multigrid method for the prediction of incompressible flows on workstation clusters

   • K. Wechsler, M. Breuer, F. Durst

   Pages 53-58

10. An abstract data type for parallel simulations based on sparse grids

    • Michael May, Thomas Schiekofer

    Pages 59-67

11. The PVM system: Status, trends, and directions

    • Vaidy Sunderam

    Pages 68-80

12. OCM — An OMIS compliant monitoring system

    • Thomas Ludwig, Roland Wismüller, Michael Oberhuber

    Pages 81-90

13. State based visualization of PVM applications

    • Roland Wismüller

    Pages 91-99

14. Workstation cluster as a parallel hardware environment for high performance computing

    • Martin Kahlert, Utz Wever, Qinghua Zheng

    Pages 100-107

15. Using PVM to implement PPARDB/PVM, a portable parallel database management system

    • N. Papakostas, G. Papakonstantinou, P. Tsanakas

    Pages 108-115

16. SPTHEO — A PVM-based parallel theorem prover

    • Christian B. Suttner

    Pages 116-125

17. Parallel construction of finite solvable groups

    • Anton Betten

    Pages 126-133

18. Proving properties of PVM applications — A case study with CoCheck

    • Jürgen Menden, Georg Stellner

    Pages 134-141

19. Molecular dynamics simulations on Cray clusters using the SCIDDLE-PVM environment

    • Peter Arbenz, Martin Billeter, Peter Güntert, Peter Luginbühl, Michela Taufer, Urs von Matt

    Pages 142-149

20. Parallelization of the SPAI preconditioner in a master-slave configuration

    • José M. Cela, José M. Alfonso

    Pages 150-157

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Third European Conference on the Parallel Virtual Machine, EuroPVM '96, the 1996 European PVM users' group meeting, held in Munich, Germany, in October 1996.
The parallel virtual machine, PVM, was developed at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory in cooperation with Emory University and Carnegie Mellon University to support distributed computing. This volume comprises 51 revised full contributions devoted to PVM. The papers are organized in topical sections on evaluation of PVM; Applications: CFD solvers; tools for PVM; non-numerical applications; extensions to PVM; etc.

• Debugging
• Lastenverteilung
• Parallele Programmiermodelle
• Parallelisierung
• Programmierumgebungen
• algorithms
• distributed computing
• genetic algorithms
• load distribution
• optimization
• parallel programming models
• parallel virtual machine
• parallelization
• programming
• programming environments

Policies and ethics