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EURO-PAR '95: Parallel Processing

First International EURO-PAR Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, August 29 - 31, 1995. Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1995

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  1. Seif Haridi
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  2. Khayri Ali
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  3. Peter Magnusson
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 966)

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Table of contents (64 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Mainstream parallelism: Taking sides on the SMP/MPP/cluster debate

    • Greg Papadopoulos
    Pages 1-3

  3. The Oz Programming model

    • Gert Smolka
    Pages 5-8

  4. Parallelism in computational algorithms and the physical world

    • Björn Engquist
    Pages 9-11

  5. Execution of distributed reactive systems

    • Paul Caspi, Alain Girault
    Pages 13-26

  6. Relating data-parallelism and (and-) parallelism in logic programs

    • Manuel V. Hermenegildo, Manuel Carro
    Pages 27-41

  7. On the duality between Or-parallelism and And-parallelism in logic programming

    • Enrico Pontelli, Gopal Gupta
    Pages 43-54

  8. Functional skeletons for parallel coordination

    • John Darlington, Yi-ke Guo, Hing Wing To, Jin Yang
    Pages 55-66

  9. On the scalability of demand-driven parallel systems

    • Ronald C. Unrau, Michael Stumm, Orran Krieger
    Pages 67-81

  10. Bounds on memory bandwidth in streamed computations

    • Sally A. McKee, Wm. A. Wulf, Trevor C. Landon
    Pages 83-99

  11. StarT-NG: Delivering seamless parallel computing

    • Derek Chiou, Boon S. Ang, Robert Greiner, Arvind, James C. Hoe, Michael J. Beckerle et al.
    Pages 101-116

  12. Costs and benefits of multithreading with off-the-shelf RISC processors

    • Olivier C. Maquelin, Herbert H. J. Hum, Guang R. Gao
    Pages 117-128

  13. Transformation techniques in Pei

    • S. Genaud, E. Violard, G. -R. Perrin
    Pages 129-142

  14. On the completeness of a proof system for a simple data-parallel programming language (extended abstract)

    • Luc Bougé, David Cachera
    Pages 143-154

  15. An implementation of race detection and deterministic replay with MPI

    • C. Clémençon, J. Fritscher, M. J. Meehan, R. Rühl
    Pages 155-166

  16. Formal and experimental validation of a low overhead execution replay mechanism

    • Alain Fagot, Jacques Chassin de Kergommeaux
    Pages 167-178

  17. On efficient embeddings of grids into grids in PARIX

    • Thomas Römke, Markus Röttger, Ulf-Peter Schroeder, Jens Simon
    Pages 179-192

  18. Optimal emulation of meshes on meshes of trees

    • Alf-Christian Achilles
    Pages 193-204

  19. Optimal embeddings in the Hamming cube networks

    • Sajal K. Das, Aisheng Mao
    Pages 205-216

  20. Hierarchical adaptive routing under hybrid traffic load

    • Ziqiang Liu
    Pages 217-228
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This book presents the proceedings of the First International EURO-PAR Conference on Parallel Processing, held in Stockholm, Sweden in August 1995. EURO-PAR is the merger of the former PARLE and CONPAR-VAPP conference series; the aim of this merger is to create the premier annual scientific conference on parallel processing in Europe.
The book presents 50 full revised research papers and 11 posters selected from a total of 196 submissions on the basis of 582 reviews. The scope of the contributions spans the full spectrum of parallel processing ranging from theory over design to application; thus the volume is a "must" for anybody interested in the scientific aspects of parallel processing or its advanced applications.

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