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ORCIDConcurrency - Practice and Experience, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, February 1991
- Mitchell Wheat:
Sorting with near linear speed-up on tightly coupled multiprocessors. 1-13 - Jean-Marc Adamo:
Exception handling for a communicating-sequential-processes-based extension of C++. 15-41 - Han Wang
, Peter M. Dew, Jon A. Webb:
Implementation of Apply on a transputer array. 43-54
Volume 3, Number 2, April 1991
- Roberto Battiti:
Real-time multi-scale vision on multi-computers. 55-87 - Mikhail J. Atallah, Scott McFaddin:
Sequence comparison on the connection machine. 89-107 - K. A. Ariyawansa, D. D. Hudson:
Performance of a benchmark parallel implementation of the Van Slyke and Wets algorithm for two-stage stochastic programs on the Sequent/Balance. 109-128 - Clive F. Baillie, Paul D. Coddington:
Cluster Identification Algorithms for Spin Models - Sequential and Parallel. 129-144
Volume 3, Number 3, June 1991
- Mike Chong, Frank Fallside, Tim Marsland, Richard W. Prager:
'Blade Runner': A real-time speech recognizer. 145-157 - Harry Berryman, Joel H. Saltz, Jeffrey S. Scroggs:
Execution time support for adaptive scientific algorithms on distributed memory machines. 159-178 - J. S. Weston, Maurice Clint, C. W. Bleakney:
The parallel computation of eigenvalues and eigenvectors of large Hermitian matrices using the AMT DAP 510. 179-185 - Jonathan R. Vaughan, Graham R. Brookes, M. A. Fletcher, Derek P. M. Wills:
Parallel processing architectures used in a realtime display application. 187-201 - T. Anthony Marsland, T. Breitkreutz, S. F. Sutphen:
A network multi-processor for experiments in parallelism. 203-219 - Lyndon Clarke, Greg Wilson:
Tiny: An efficient routing harness for the Inmos transputer. 221-245
Volume 3, Number 4, August 1991
- David Pritchard:
Editorial. 247-248
- C. A. R. Hoare:
The transputer and occam: A personal story. 249-264 - Majid Mirmehdi:
Product label inspection using transputers. 265-273 - E. Mills, B. C. O'Neill:
Particle flow instrumentation. 275-281 - Penny J. Probert, D. Djian, Huosheng Hu:
Transputer architectures for sensing in a robot controller: Formal methods for design. 283-292 - C. M. Dunford, Jon A. Thompson, K. H. Yearby:
A transputer-based instrument for the ESA/NASA Cluster mission. 293-302 - Richard Beton, James Kingdon, Colin Upstill:
A transputer radar ESM data processor. 303-313 - Graham Hall, Trevor J. Terrell, Lesley M. Murphy:
The Radon transform on a dynamically switched transputer network. 315-323 - W. Lin, David A. Fraser:
Algorithms and timing for identification of objects from 2-D images. 325-331 - Michael Rygol, Stephen Pollard, Chris R. Brown:
MARVIN and TINA: A multiprocessor 3-D vision system. 333-356 - G. A. Stephen, Erik L. Dagless, C. A. Taylor:
A visual tracking system for the measurement of dynamic structural displacements. 357-366 - Kenneth R. Wood:
Distributing gate-level digital timing simulation over arrays of transputers. 367-379 - Peter Grabienski:
DACAPO-III: Parallel multilevel hardware simulation on transputers. 381-386 - A. Eppinger:
Object-oriented simulations in mechatronics. 387-397 - Peter Zimmermann:
Visual simulation by means of a transputer network for a driving simulator. 399-412 - Fethi A. Rabhi, Gordon A. Manson:
Experiments with a transputer-based parallel graph reduction machine. 413-422 - S. A. Khaddaj, H. Al-Bahadili, Anthony J. H. Goddard, C. R. E. de Oliveira, J. Wood:
The solution of radiation engineering problems on a transputer-based system. 423-434 - Stephen Christian:
VLSI design stations using transputers. 435-443 - B. Robertson, Mark Chopping, Krzysztof Zielinski, D. Milway:
The Metrobridge - an application of transputers in transparent bridging. 445-453
Volume 3, Number 5, October 1991
- Roy D. Williams:
Performance of dynamic load balancing algorithms for unstructured mesh calculations. 457-481 - Giovanni Aloisio, E. Lopinto, Nicola Veneziani, Geoffrey Charles Fox, Jai Sam Kim:
Two approaches to the concurrent implementation of the prime factor algorithm on a hypercube. 483-495
Volume 3, Number 6, December 1991
- Almerico Murli, Paul Messina:
Editorial. 499
- Paul Messina:
Parallel computing in the 1980s - one person's view. 501-524 - Arunodaya Chatterjee, Arjun Khanna, Ying Hung:
ES-Kit: An object-oriented distributed system. 525-539 - Enrico Appiani, D. Bianco, L. Merlo, Leonardo Roncarolo:
The EMMA2 multiprocessor operating system. 541-557 - Swarn P. Kumar, Ivor R. Philips:
Portable tools for Fortran parallel programming. 559-572 - Joel H. Saltz, Harry Berryman, Janet Wu:
Multiprocessors and run-time compilation. 573-592 - Dan C. Marinescu, John R. Rice:
Synchronization and load imbalance effects in distributed memory multi-processor systems. 593-625 - Geoffrey Charles Fox:
Physical computation. 627-653 - James Demmel:
LAPACK: A portable linear algebra library for high-performance computers. 655-666 - George Anagnostou, Yvon Maday, Anthony T. Patera, Paul F. Fischer, Einar M. Rønquist:
Numerical simulation of incompressible fluid flows. 667-685 - M. G. Norman, J. R. Henderson, Ian Main, D. J. Wallace:
The use of the CAPE Environment in the simulation of rock fracturing. 687-698 - Giampiero Marcenaro, Massimo Tistarelli:
Analysis of multidimensional images on the Connection Machine system. 699-713 - Slobodan R. Sipcic, Thomas Westbrook:
Aeroelastic applications of the Connection Machine. 715-724 - Geoffrey Charles Fox:
Achievements and prospects for parallel computing. 725-739
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