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ORCIDComputing in Science and Engineering, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, January - February 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
From the Editors: An Evolving Mission. 3-4 - Pam Frost Gorder:
Modeling El Nino: a force behind world weather. 5-7 - Norman Chonacky, David Winch:
Maple, Mathematica, and Matlab: the 3M's without the tape. 8-16 - Bruce M. Boghosian:
A Crash Course on Computing. 17-20 - Yingping Huang, Xiaorong Xiang, Gregory R. Madey, Steve E. Cabaniss
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Agent-based scientific simulation. 22-29 - Tsutomu Saito, Kazuyoshi Takayama:
Applying shock-wave research to volcanology. 30-35 - Robert W. Keyes:
After the transistor, the qubit? 36-41 - Dror G. Feitelson:
The supercomputer industry in light of the Top500 data. 42-47 - Zhigen Xu, Yusong Yan, Jim X. Chen:
OpenGL programming in Java. 51-55 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Blind deconvolution: errors, errors everywhere. 56-59 - Ioannis N. Athanasiadis, Pericles A. Mitkas:
Social influence and water conservation: an agent-based approach. 65-70 - Hasan Dag, Gürkan Soykan, Senol Piskin, Osman Yasar:
Computational Science and Engineering at Istanbul Technical University. 72-77 - Steven Knight:
Building software with SCons. 79-88
Volume 7, Number 2, March - April 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
Staking New Ground. 3-4 - Pam Frost Gorder:
Digital detectives reveal art forgeries. 5-8 - Norman Chonacky, David Winch:
Reviews of Maple, Mathematica, and Matlab: Coming Soon to a Publication Near You. 9-10 - George K. Thiruvathukal:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Cluster Computing. 11-13 - Matthias K. Gobbert:
Configuration and performance of a Beowulf cluster for large-scale scientific simulations. 14-26 - Dean E. Dauger, Viktor K. Decyk:
Plug-and-play cluster computing: high-performance computing for the mainstream. 27-33 - Philip J. Hatcher, Mathew Reno, Gabriel Antoniu, Luc Bougé:
Cluster computing with Java. 34-39 - James D. Teresco, J. Fair, Joseph E. Flaherty:
Resource-aware scientific computation on a heterogeneous cluster. 40-50 - Jack J. Dongarra, Thomas L. Sterling, Horst D. Simon, Erich Strohmaier:
High-performance computing: clusters, constellations, MPPs, and future directions. 51-59 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Blind deconvolution: a matter of norm. 60-62 - Gigi Karmous-Edwards:
Global e-science collaboration. 67-74 - Pei-Dong Dai, Tian-Yu Zhang, Jim X. Chen, Zheng-Min Wang, Keqiang Wang:
A virtual laboratory for temporal bone microanatomy. 75-79 - Denis Donnelly, Bert W. Rust:
The fast Fourier transform for experimentalists. Part I. Concepts. 80-88
Volume 7, Number 3, May - June 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
The Way Forward: Learning from Our Past. 2 - Pam Frost Gorder:
Computing life's family tree [phylogeny]. 3-6 - Norman Chonacky, David Winch:
3Ms for Instruction: Reviews of Maple, Mathematica, and Matlab. 7-13 - Daniel M. Tartakovsky, Francis J. Alexander:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Multiphysics Modeling. 14-15 - Dongbin Xiu, Ioannis G. Kevrekidis, Roger G. Ghanem:
An equation-free, multiscale approach to uncertainty quantification. 16-23 - Daniel F. Martin, Phillip Colella, Marian Anghel, Francis J. Alexander:
Adaptive mesh refinement for multiscale nonequilibrium physics. 24-31 - Francis J. Alexander, Daniel M. Tartakovsky, Alejandro L. Garcia:
Noise in algorithm refinement methods. 32-38 - Vasileios Symeonidis, George E. Karniadakis, Bruce Caswell:
A seamless approach to multiscale complex fluid simulation. 39-46 - James Mac Hyman:
Patch dynamics for multiscale problems. 47-53 - David H. Bailey:
High-precision floating-point arithmetic in scientific computation. 54-61 - George F. Viamontes, Igor L. Markov, John P. Hayes:
Is quantum search practical? 62-70 - Denis Donnelly, Bert W. Rust:
The fast Fourier transform for experimentalists. 71 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Finite differences and finite elements: getting to know you. 72-75 - Paul F. Dubois:
Maintaining correctness in scientific programs. 80-85 - Kerstin Hoef-Emden:
Molecular phylogenetic analyses and real-life data. 86-91 - Beifang Yi, Frederick C. Harris Jr., Ling Wang, Yusong Yan:
Real-time natural hand gestures. 92-96
Volume 7, Number 4, July - August 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
Over-the-Horizon: Not Just for Radar Anymore. 4-5 - Pam Frost Gorder:
Toumai: reverse-engineering a human ancestor. 10-13 - Norman Chonacky, David Winch:
3Ms for Instruction, Part 2: Maple, Mathematica, and Matlab. 14-23 - John B. Rundle:
Guest Editor's Introduction: iSERVO-The International Solid Earth Research Virtual Observatory. 24-26 - Peter Mora, Hans-B. Mühlhaus, Lutz Gross, Huilin Xing, Dion Weatherley, Steffen Abe, Shane Latham, Louis Moresi:
ACcESS: Australia's contribution to the iSERVO Institute's development. 27-37 - Xiang-Chu Yin, Zhonghua Lu, Xuebin Chi, Huihui Zhang:
The China ACES-iSERVO grid node. 38-42 - Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura:
Quest for predictability of geodynamic processes through computer simulation. 43-50 - Lisa B. Grant, Miryha M. Gould, Andrea Donnellan, Dennis McLeod, Anne Yun-An Chen, Sangsoo Sung, Marlon E. Pierce, Geoffrey C. Fox, Paul B. Rundle:
A Web services-based universal approach to heterogeneous fault databases. 51-57 - Anthony W. Isenor, J. Robert Keeley:
Modeling generic oceanographic data objects in XML. 58-66 - Francis Sullivan:
Book Review: Is that Your Final Answer? 67 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Eigenvalues: valuable principles. 68-70 - Jörn Behrens:
Adaptive atmospheric modeling: scientific computing at its best. 76-83 - Michael Tobis:
PyNSol: objects as scaffolding. 84-91 - Denis Donnelly, Bert W. Rust:
The fast Fourier transform for experimentalists. Part II. convolutions. 92-95 - Francis Sullivan:
Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom and a Hundred Schools of Thought Contend! 96
Volume 7, Number 5, September - October 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
Lots of Headroom. 2 - Alex Antunes:
What jumbo tells dumbo. 3-6 - Norman Chonacky, David Winch:
3Ms: A Response. 7-9 - Bruce M. Boghosian, Peter V. Coveney:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Scientific Applications of Grid Computing. 10-13 - Suchuan Dong, George E. Karniadakis, Nicholas T. Karonis:
Cross-site computations on the TeraGrid. 14-23 - Jonathan Chin, Matthew J. Harvey, Shantenu Jha, Peter V. Coveney:
Scientific grid computing: the first generation. 24-32 - Beth Plale, Dennis Gannon, Yi Huang, Gopi Kandaswamy, Sangmi Lee Pallickara, Aleksander Slominski:
Cooperating services for data-driven computational experimentation. 34-43 - Dali Wang, Eric A. Carr, Louis J. Gross, Michael W. Berry:
Toward ecosystem modeling on computing grids. 44-52 - José-Jesús Fernández, Sam Li:
Anisotropic nonlinear filtering of cellular structures in cryoelectron tomography. 54-61 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Solving sparse linear systems: taking the direct approach. 62-67 - Lin Yang, Jim X. Chen, Yanling Liu:
Virtual human anatomy. 71-73 - Bert W. Rust, Denis Donnelly:
The fast Fourier transform for experimentalists. Part III. Classical spectral analysis. 74-78 - Konstantin Läufer:
A hike through post-EJB J2EE Web application architecture. 80-88 - Alex Hansen:
Physics and fracture. 90-95 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
George Dantzig: a remembrance. 96
Volume 7, Number 6, November - December 2005
- Norman Chonacky:
From the Editors: This Is the Year that Was. 4 - Pam Frost Gorder:
Hurricane forecasting: reducing future losses. 6-9 - Bruce M. Boghosian, Peter V. Coveney:
Guest Editors' Introduction: Scientific Applications of Grid Computing, Part II. 10-11 - Kelvin Droegemeier, Dennis Gannon, Daniel A. Reed, Beth Plale, Jay Alameda, Tom Baltzer, Keith A. Brewster, Richard D. Clark, Ben Domenico, Sara J. Graves, Everette Joseph, Donald Murray, Rahul Ramachandran, Mohan Ramamurthy, Lavanya Ramakrishnan, John A. Rushing, Daniel Weber, Robert B. Wilhelmson, Anne Wilson, Ming Xue, Sepideh Yalda:
Service-oriented environments for dynamically interacting with mesoscale weather. 12-29 - Richard Paul Bruin, Martin T. Dove, Mark Calleja, Matthew G. Tucker:
Building and managing the eMinerals clusters: a case study in grid-enabled cluster operation. 30-37 - Harvey B. Newman, Richard Cavanaugh, Julian James Bunn, Iosif Legrand, Steven H. Low, Dan Nae, Sylvain Ravot, Conrad Steenberg, Xun Su, Michael Thomas, Frank van Lingen, Yang Xia, Shawn McKee:
The Ultralight project: the network as an integrated and managed resource for data-intensive science. 38-47 - Sauro Succi, Federico Toschi, Mario P. Tosi, Patrizia Vignolo:
Bose-Einstein condensates and the numerical solution of the Gross-Pitaevskii equation. 48-57 - Maxi San Miguel, Víctor M. Eguíluz, Raúl Toral, Konstantin Klemm:
Binary and multivariate stochastic models of consensus formation. 67-73 - Dianne P. O'Leary:
Fast solvers and Sylvester equations: both sides now. 74-80 - Paul F. Dubois:
A nest of Pythons. 81-84 - Bert W. Rust, Denis Donnelly:
The fast Fourier transform for experimentalists, part IV: autoregressive spectral analysis. 85-90 - Paul F. Dubois:
Bean-Counted Research Is Smelly. 96
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