High Performance Computing and Communications

1. Front Matter

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2. Introducing Combustion-Turbulence Interaction in Parallel Simulation of Diesel Engines

   • Paola Belardini, Claudio Bertoli, Stefania Corsaro, Pasqua D’Ambra

   Pages 1-10

3. An Enhanced Parallel Version of Kiva–3V, Coupled with a 1D CFD Code, and Its Use in General Purpose Engine Applications

   • Gino Bella, Fabio Bozza, Alessandro De Maio, Francesco Del Citto, Salvatore Filippone

   Pages 11-20

4. A Distributed, Parallel System for Large-Scale Structure Recognition in Gene Expression Data

   • Jens Ernst

   Pages 21-30

5. Cluster Design in the Earth Sciences Tethys

   • Jens Oeser, Hans-Peter Bunge, Marcus Mohr

   Pages 31-40

6. A Streaming Implementation of Transform and Quantization in H.264

   • Haiyan Li, Chunyuan Zhang, Li Li, Ming Pang

   Pages 41-50

7. A Parallel Transferable Uniform Multi-Round Algorithm in Heterogeneous Distributed Computing Environment

   • Hiroshi Yamamoto, Masato Tsuru, Yuji Oie

   Pages 51-60

8. Clustering Multicast on Hypercube Network

   • Lu Song, Fan BaoHua, Dou Yong, Yang XiaoDong

   Pages 61-70

9. Checkpointing and Communication Pattern-Neutral Algorithm for Removing Messages Logged by Senders

   • JinHo Ahn

   Pages 71-80

10. The Design of a Dynamic Efficient Load Balancing Algorithm on Distributed Networks

    • Yeojin Lee, Okbin Lee, Wankyoo Choi, Chunkyun Youn, Ilyong Chung

    Pages 81-90

11. Distributed Resource Allocation for Stream Data Processing

    • Ao Tang, Zhen Liu, Cathy Xia, Li Zhang

    Pages 91-100

12. Network Probabilistic Connectivity: Expectation of a Number of Disconnected Pairs of Nodes

    • Alexey S. Rodionov, Olga K. Rodionova

    Pages 101-109

13. Parallel LU Factorization of Band Matrices on SMP Systems

    • Alfredo Remón, Enrique S. Quintana-Ortí, Gregorio Quintana-Ortí

    Pages 110-118

14. A Tree-Based Distributed Model for BGP Route Processing

    • Kun Wu, Jianping Wu, Ke Xu

    Pages 119-128

15. A Novel Scheme for the Parallel Computation of SVDs

    • Sanguthevar Rajasekaran, Mingjun Song

    Pages 129-137

16. Cache-Optimal Data-Structures for Hierarchical Methods on Adaptively Refined Space-Partitioning Grids

    • Miriam Mehl

    Pages 138-147

17. CSTallocator: Call-Site Tracing Based Shared Memory Allocator for False Sharing Reduction in Page-Based DSM Systems

    • Jongwoo Lee, Sung-Dong Kim, Jae Won Lee, Jangmin O

    Pages 148-159

18. Performance Evaluation of Storage Formats for Sparse Matrices in Fortran

    • Anila Usman, Mikel Luján, Len Freeman, John R. Gurd

    Pages 160-169

19. Performance Monitoring and Visualization of Grid Scientific Workflows in ASKALON

    • Peter Brunner, Hong-Linh Truong, Thomas Fahringer

    Pages 170-179

20. Exploring the Capacity of a Modern SMT Architecture to Deliver High Scientific Application Performance

    • Evangelia Athanasaki, Nikos Anastopoulos, Kornilios Kourtis, Nectarios Koziris

    Pages 180-189

Welcome to the proceedings of the 2006 International Conference on High- Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC 2006), which was held in Munich, Germany, September 13–15, 2006. This year’s conference marks the second edition of the HPCC conference series, and we are honored to serve as the Chairmen of this event with the guidance of the HPCC Steering Chairs, Beniamino Di Martino and Laurence T. Yang. Withthe rapidgrowthincomputingandcommunicationtechnology,thepast decadehas witnessed a proliferationof powerfulparallelanddistributed systems and an ever-increasing demand for the practice of high-performance computing and communication (HPCC). HPCC has moved into the mainstream of c- puting and has become a key technology in future research and development activities in many academic and industrial branches, especially when the so- tion of large and complex problems must cope with very tight time constraints. The HPCC 2006 conference provides a forum for engineers and scientists in academia, industry, and governmentto address all resulting profound challenges and to present and discuss their new ideas, research results, applications, and experience on all aspects of HPCC. There was a very large number of paper submissions (328), not only from Europe, but also from Asia and the Paci?c, and North and South America. This number of submissions represents a substantial increase of contributions compared to the ?rst year of HPCC, which clearly underlines the importance of this domain. AllsubmissionswerereviewedbyatleastthreeProgramCommitteemembers or external reviewers. It was extremely di?cult to select the presentations for theconferencebecausethereweresomanyexcellentandinterestingsubmissions.

• Cluster
• Routing
• algorithm
• algorithms
• database
• distributed systems
• programming
• security
• tools
• algorithm analysis and problem complexity

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  Michael Gerndt

• GUP, Institute of Graphics and Parallel Processing, Johannes Kepler University, Linz, Austria

  Dieter Kranzlmüller

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