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ORCIDConcurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience, Volume 14
Volume 14, Number 1, January 2002
- Marcelo Lobosco
, Claudio Luis de Amorim, Orlando Loques:
Java for high-performance network-based computing: a survey. 1-31 - Stefan Weber, Paddy Nixon, Brendan Tangney:
A flexible framework for consistency management. 33-53 - Andrew Begel, Philip Buonadonna, David E. Culler, David Gay:
An analysis of VI Architecture primitives in support of parallel and distributed communication. 55-76
Volume 14, Number 2, February 2002
- Kevin J. Barker, Nikos Chrisochoides, Jeffrey Dobbelaere, Démian Nave, Keshav Pingali:
Date movement and control substrate for parallel adaptive applications. 77-101 - Thomas Fahringer, Krzysztof Sowa-Pieklo, Przemyslaw Czerwinski, Peter Brezany, Marian Bubak, Rainer Koppler, Roland Wismüller:
SPiDER - An advanced symbolic debugger for Fortran 90/HPF programs. 103-136 - Krzysztof Boryczko, Witold Dzwinel, David A. Yuen:
Parallel implementation of the fluid particle model for simulating complex fluids in the mesoscale. 137-161
Volume 14, Number 3, March 2002
- Roland Wismüller:
Special Issue: Euro-Par 2000. 163-164 - Felix Rauch, Christian Kurmann, Thomas Stricker:
Optimizing the distribution of large data sets in theory and practice. 165-181 - Kevin B. Theobald, Rishi Kumar, Gagan Agrawal, Gerd Heber, Ruppa K. Thulasiram, Guang R. Gao:
Implementation and evaluation of a communication intensive application on the EARTH multithreaded system. 183-201 - Harold W. Cain, Barton P. Miller, Brian J. N. Wylie:
A callgraph-based search strategy for automated performance diagnosis. 203-217 - Kirk Schloegel, George Karypis, Vipin Kumar:
Parallel static and dynamic multi-constraint graph partitioning. 219-240
Volume 14, Number 4, 10 April 2002
- Geoff Coulson, Oveeyen Moonian:
A quality of service driven concurrency framework for object-based middleware. 241-259 - Pascal Felber, Michael K. Reiter:
Advanced concurrency control in Java. 261-285 - Jon B. Weissman, Byoung-Dai Lee:
The Virtual Service Grid: an architecture for delivering high-end network services. 287-319
Volume 14, Number 5, 25 April 2002
- Manish Parashar:
Special Issue: Software architectures for scientific applications. 321-322 - Benjamin A. Allan, Robert C. Armstrong, Alicia P. Wolfe, Jaideep Ray, David E. Bernholdt, James Arthur Kohl:
The CCA core specification in a distributed memory SPMD framework. 323-345 - Richard D. Hornung, Scott R. Kohn:
Managing application complexity in the SAMRAI object-oriented framework. 347-368
Volume 14, Number 6-7, May/June 2002
- Special Issue: APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation. Concurr. Comput. Pract. Exp. 14(6-7): 369-370 (2002)
- Geoffrey C. Fox, Sung Hoon Ko, Marlon E. Pierce, Ozgur Balsoy, Jake Kim, Sangmi Lee, Kang-Seok Kim, Sangyoon Oh, Xi Rao, Mustafa Varank, Hasan Bulut, Gurhan Gunduz, Xiaohong Qiu, Shrideep Pallickara, Ahmet Uyar, Choon-Han Youn:
Grid services for earthquake science. 371-393 - Kazuo Minami, Hiroshi Okuda:
Optimization of GeoFEM for high performance sequential computer architectures. 395-409 - Kengo Nakajima, Hiroshi Okuda:
Parallel iterative solvers for unstructured grids using a directive/MPI hybrid programming model for the GeoFEM platform on SMP cluster architectures. 411-429 - Hui Lin Xing, Akifumi Makinouchi:
Finite-element modeling of multibody contact and its application to active faults. 431-450 - Yoshitaka Wada, Hiroshi Okuda:
Effective adaptation technique for hexahedral mesh. 451-463 - Hiroaki Matsui, Hiroshi Okuda:
Thermal convection analysis in a rotating shell by a parallel finite-element method - development of a thermal-hydraulic subsystem of GeoFEM. 465-481 - Kengo Nakajima:
Parallel multilevel iterative linear solvers with unstructured adaptive grids for simulations in earth science. 483-498 - Mikio Iizuka, Daigo Sekita, Hisashi Suito, Mamoru Hyodo, Kazuro Hirahara, David Place, Peter Mora, Osamu Hazama, Hiroshi Okuda:
Parallel simulation system for earthquake generation: fault analysis modules and parallel coupling analysis. 499-519 - Issei Fujishiro, Li Chen, Yuriko Takeshima, Hiroko Nakamura, Yasuko Suzuki:
Parallel visualization of gigabyte datasets in GeoFEM. 521-530 - Kristy F. Tiampo, John B. Rundle, P. Hopper, Jorge S. Sá Martins, S. Gross, Seth McGinnis:
Parallelization of a large-scale computational earthquake simulation program. 531-550
Volume 14, Number 8-9, July/10 August
- Special Issue: High Performance Fortran. Concurr. Comput. Pract. Exp. 14(8-9): 551-553 (2002)
- Yoshiki Seo, Hidetoshi Iwashita, Hiroshi Ohta, Hitoshi Sakagami:
HPF/JA: extensions of High Performance Fortran for accelerating real-world applications. 555-573 - Hidetoshi Iwashita, Naoki Sueyasu, Sachio Kamiya, G. Matthijs van Waveren:
VPP Fortran and the design of HPF/JA extensions. 575-588 - G. Matthijs van Waveren, Cliff Addison, Peter Harrison, Dave Orange, Norman Brown, Hidetoshi Iwashita:
Code generator for the HPF Library and Fortran 95 transformational functions. 589-602 - Hitoshi Murai, Takuya Araki, Yasuharu Hayashi, Kenji Suehiro, Yoshiki Seo:
Implementation and evaluation of HPF/SX V2. 603-629 - Tatsuki Ogino:
Three-dimensional global MHD simulation code for the Earth's magnetosphere using HPF/JA. 631-646 - Hiroshi Okuda, Norihisa Anan:
Optimization of element-by-element FEM in HPF 1.1. 647-663 - Hans Moritsch, Siegfried Benkner:
High-performance numerical pricing methods. 665-678 - Hitoshi Sakagami, T. Mizuno:
Compatibility comparison and performance evaluation for Japanese HPF compilers using scientific applications. 679-689 - Will Denissen, Henk J. Sips:
Finding performance bugs with the TNO HPF benchmark suite. 691-712 - Barbara M. Chapman, Frederic Bregier, Amit Patil, Achal Prabhakar:
Achieving performance under OpenMP on ccNUMA and software distributed shared memory systems. 713-739 - John M. Mellor-Crummey, Vikram S. Adve, Bradley Broom, Daniel G. Chavarría-Miranda, Robert J. Fowler, Guohua Jin, Ken Kennedy, Qing Yi:
Advanced optimization strategies in the Rice dHPF compiler. 741-767 - Yasunori Nishitani, Kiyoshi Negishi, Hiroshi Ohta, Eiji Nunohiro:
Techniques for compiling and implementing all NAS parallel benchmarks in HPF. 769-787 - Siegfried Benkner, Thomas Brandes:
Efficient parallel programming on scalable shared memory systems with High Performance Fortran. 789-803
Volume 14, Number 10, 25 August 2002
- Vinod Valsalam, Anthony Skjellum:
A framework for high-performance matrix multiplication based on hierarchical abstractions, algorithms and optimized low-level kernels. 805-839 - Hisashi Oguma, Yasuichi Nakayama:
Lesser Bear: A lightweight process library for SMP computers - scheduling mechanism without a lock operation. 841-857 - Ahmad Afsahi, Nikitas J. Dimopoulos:
Efficient communication using message prediction for clusters of multiprocessors. 859-883
Volume 14, Number 11, 25 August 2002
- Afonso Ferreira, Isabelle Guérin Lassous, K. Marcus, Andrew Rau-Chaplin:
Parallel computation on interval graphs: algorithms and experiments. 885-910 - Glenn R. Luecke, Yan Zou, James Coyle, Jim Hoekstra, Marina Kraeva:
Deadlock detection in MPI programs. 911-932 - Sergio Briguglio, Beniamino Di Martino, Gregorio Vlad:
Workload decomposition strategies for hierarchical distributed-shared memory parallel systems and their implementation with integration of high-level parallel languages. 933-956
Volume 14, Number 12, 2002
- Iffat H. Kazi, David J. Lilja:
Dynamically adapting to system load and program behavior in multiprogrammed multiprocessor systems. 957-985 - Douglas A. Lyon:
Simulating multiple inheritance in Java. 987-1008 - Rajeev R. Raje, Barrett R. Bryant, Andrew M. Olson, Mikhail Auguston, Carol C. Burt:
A quality-of-service-based framework for creating distributed heterogeneous software components. 1009-1034
Volume 14, Number 13-15, 2002
- Editorial: A summary of Grid computing environment. Concurr. Comput. Pract. Exp. 14(13-15): 1035-1044 (2002)
- Gregor von Laszewski, Jarek Gawor, Peter Lane, Nell Rehn, Michael Russell:
Features of the Java Commodity Grid Kit. 1045-1055 - Manish Parashar, Gregor von Laszewski, Snigdha Verma, Jarek Gawor, Kate Keahey, Nell Rehn:
A CORBA Commodity Grid Kit. 1057-1074 - Keith R. Jackson:
pyGlobus: a Python interface to the Globus ToolkitTM. 1075-1083 - Stephen A. Mock, Mary P. Thomas, Maytal Dahan, Kurt Mueller, Catherine Mills, Gregor von Laszewski:
The Perl Commodity Grid Toolkit. 1085-1095 - Geoffrey C. Fox, Shrideep Pallickara:
An event service to support Grid computational environments. 1097-1127 - Jason Novotny:
The Grid Portal Development Kit. 1129-1144 - Giovanni Aloisio, Massimo Cafaro:
Web-based access to the Grid using the Grid Resource Broker portal. 1145-1160 - Jerry A. Clarke, Raju R. Namburu:
A distributed computing environment for interdisciplinary applications. 1161-1174 - Rajkumar Buyya, M. Manzur Murshed:
GridSim: a toolkit for the modeling and simulation of distributed resource management and scheduling for Grid computing. 1175-1220 - Karen Schuchardt, Brett T. Didier, Gary D. Black:
Ecce - a problem-solving environment's evolution toward Grid services and a Web architecture. 1221-1239 - Naren Ramakrishnan, Layne T. Watson, Dennis G. Kafura, Calvin J. Ribbens, Clifford A. Shaffer:
Programming environments for multidisciplinary Grid communities. 1241-1273 - Tomasz Haupt, Purushotham V. Bangalore, Gregory Henley:
Mississippi Computational Web Portal. 1275-1287 - Gregor von Laszewski, Michael Russell, Ian T. Foster, John Shalf, Gabrielle Allen, Greg Daues, Jason Novotny, Edward Seidel:
Community software development with the Astrophysics Simulation Collaboratory. 1289-1301 - William A. Watson III, Ian Bird, Jie Chen, Bryan Hess, Andy Kowalski, Ying Chen:
A Web services data analysis Grid. 1303-1311 - Kamil Iskra, Robert G. Belleman, G. Dick van Albada, J. Santoso, Peter M. A. Sloot, Henri E. Bal, Hans J. W. Spoelder, Marian Bubak:
The Polder Computing Environment: a system for interactive distributed simulation. 1313-1335 - Christopher R. Johnson, Steven G. Parker, David M. Weinstein, Sean Heffernan:
Component-based, problem-solving environments for large-scale scientific computing. 1337-1349 - Randal Rheinheimer, Judy I. Beiriger, Hugh P. Bivens, Steven L. Humphreys:
The ASCI Computational Grid: initial deployment. 1351-1363 - Anand Natrajan, Anh Nguyen-Tuong, Marty Humphrey, Michael Herrick, Brian P. Clarke, Andrew S. Grimshaw:
The Legion Grid Portal. 1365-1394 - Dietmar W. Erwin:
UNICORE - a Grid computing environment. 1395-1410 - Marlon E. Pierce, Choon-Han Youn, Geoffrey C. Fox:
The Gateway computational Web portal. 1411-1426 - Mary P. Thomas, Maytal Dahan, Kurt Mueller, Stephen A. Mock, Catherine Mills, Ray Regno:
Application portals: practice and experience. 1427-1443 - Keith Moore, Jack J. Dongarra:
NetBuild: transparent cross-platform access to computational software libraries. 1445-1456 - Dorian C. Arnold, Henri Casanova, Jack J. Dongarra:
Innovations of the NetSolve Grid Computing System. 1457-1479 - Elias N. Houstis, Ann Christine Catlin, Nitesh Dhanjani, John R. Rice, Naren Ramakrishnan, Vassilios S. Verykios:
MyPYTHIA: a recommendation portal for scientific software and services. 1481-1505 - Rajkumar Buyya, David Abramson, Jonathan Giddy, Heinz Stockinger:
Economic models for resource management and scheduling in Grid computing. 1507-1542 - Matthias S. Müller, Edgar Gabriel, Michael M. Resch:
A software development environment for Grid computing. 1543-1551 - Andreas Schreiber:
The integrated simulation environment TENT. 1553-1568 - Vijay Mann, Manish Parashar:
Engineering an interoperable computational collaboratory on the Grid. 1569-1593
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