Parallel Processing: CONPAR 92 — VAPP V

1. Front Matter

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2. Tolerating faults in synchronization networks

   • Sandeep N. Bhatt, Fan R. K. Chung, F. Thomson Leighton, Arnold L. Rosenberg

   Pages 1-12

3. On incomplete hypercubes

   • Pavel Tvrdík

   Pages 13-24

4. Reducing network hardware quantity by employing multi-processor cluster structure in distributed memory parallel processors

   • Naoki Hamanaka, Junji Nakagoshi, Teruo Tanaka

   Pages 25-30

5. Connection Machine results for pyramid embedding algorithms

   • Sotirios G. Ziavras

   Pages 31-36

6. Interconnection networks based on block designs

   • Volker Hatz

   Pages 37-42

7. Partitioning and mapping communication graphs on a modular reconfigurable parallel architecture

   • V. David, Ch. Fraboul, Jy. Rousselot, P. Siron

   Pages 43-48

8. Generalized shuffle-exchange networks

   • Hans Munthe-Kaas

   Pages 49-54

9. Execution replay: A mechanism for integrating a visualization tool with a symbolic debugger

   • Eric Leu, André Schiper

   Pages 55-66

10. The software-monitor DELTA-T and its use for performance measurements of some farming variants on the multi-transputer system DAMP

    • Andreas Bauch, Thomas Kosch, Erik Maehle, Wolfgang Obelöer

    Pages 67-78

11. Visualization of message passing parallel programs

    • Thomas Bemmerl, Peter Braun

    Pages 79-90

12. Parallel physical optimization algorithms for data mapping

    • Nashat Mansour, Geoffrey C. Fox

    Pages 91-96

13. Profiling on a massively parallel computer

    • Jonathan D. Becher, Kent L. Beck

    Pages 97-102

14. A multiprocessor multiwindow visualization subsystem

    • R. D. Hersch, B. Tonelli, B. Krummenacher

    Pages 103-108

15. Data race detection based on execution replay for parallel applications

    • Anton Beranek

    Pages 109-114

16. The C_NET programming environment: An overview

    • J. -M. Adamo, C. Bonello, L. Trejo

    Pages 115-120

17. P++, a C++ virtual shared grids based programming environment for architecture-independent development of structured grid applications

    • Max Lemke, Daniel Quinlan

    Pages 121-126

18. Detection of concurrency-related errors in Joyce

    • D. K. Arvind, J. Knight

    Pages 127-132

19. Analysis of an efficient distributed algorithm for mutual exclusion (average-case analysis of path reversal)

    • Christian Lavault

    Pages 133-144

20. Invariance properties in distributed systems

    • Jörg Schepers

    Pages 145-156

This volume presents the proceedings of the joint meeting CONPAR 92 - VAPP V, held in Lyon, France, September 1992. The international Conferences on Parallel Processing (CONPAR) and the meetings on Vector and Parallel Processors in computational science (VAPP) have been held jointly since CONPAR 90 - VAPP IV, held in Zurich. The aim of the meeting presented in this volume is to review hardware and architecture developmentstogether with languages and software tools for supporting parallel processing and to highlight advances in models, algorithms, andapplications software on vector and parallel architectures. The papers in the volume are organized into sections on networks, software tools, distributed algorithms, dedicated architectures, numerical applications, systolic algorithms, parallel linear algebra, architectures, shared virtual memory, load balancing, data parallelism, parallel algorithms, image processing, compiling and scheduling, simulation and performance analysis, parallel artificialintelligence, dataflow architectures, parallel programming, and poster presentations.

• Hardware
• Parallel Algorithms
• Vectorprocessors
• algorithm
• algorithms
• computational science
• development
• image processing
• language
• load balancing
• processor
• programming
• scheduling
• simulation
• software
• algorithm analysis and problem complexity

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