1. ACPC 1991: Salzburg, Austria

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/acpc/1991,
  editor    = {Hans P. Zima},
  title     = {Parallel Computation, First International ACPC Conference, Salzburg,
               Austria, September 30 - October 2, 1991, Proceedings},
  booktitle = {ACPC},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {591},
  year      = {1992},
  isbn      = {3-540-55437-8},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Manu Thapar, Bruce Delagi, Michael J. Flynn:
  Scalable Cache Coherence for Shared Memory Multiprocessors. 1-12
  
• Michael Wolfe:
  New Program Restructuring Technology. 13-36
  
• Ted G. Lewis, R. Currey, Jie Liu:
  Data Parallel Program Design. 37-53
  
• Chris Caerts, Rudy Lauwereins, J. A. Peperstraete:
  A Powerful Hig-Level Debugger for Parallel Programs. 54-64
  
• Eugene D. Brooks III, Brent C. Gorda, Karen H. Warren:
  The PCP/PFP Programming Models on the BBN TC2000. 65-76
  
• Barbara M. Chapman, Heinz M. Herbeck:
  Knowledge-Based Parallelization for Distributed Memory Systems. 77-88
  
• Michael Gerndt, Hans Moritsch:
  Parallelization for Multiprocessors with Memory Hierarchies. 89-101
  
• Allen D. Malony, David H. Hammerslag, David Jablonowski:
  Trace View: A Trace Visualization Tool. 102-114
  
• Andreas Weininger, Thomas Schnekenburger, Michael Friedrich:
  Parallel and Distributed Programming With ParMod-C. 115-126
  
• Peter Brezany, Viera Sipková:
  Code Generation for a Data Parallel SIMD Language. 127-138
  
• Michael Wolfe, Harini Srinivasan:
  Data Structures for Optimizing Programs with Explicit Parallelism. 139-156
  
• Wolfgang Diestelkamp, H. Bi, Axel Böttcher:
  MODULA-S: A Language to Exploit Two Dimensional Parallelism. 157-168
  
• Michael Philippsen, Walter F. Tichy:
  MODULA-2 and Its Compilation. 169-183
  
• John H. Merlin:
  ADAPTing Fortran 90 Array Programs for Distributed Memory Architectures. 184-200
  
• Michel H. Reymond:
  Evolution of Massive Parallel Compute Servers from a Research Object to a Production Pool. 201-207
  
• Satish K. Tripathi, Giuseppe Serazzi, Dipak Ghosal:
  Processor Scheduling in Multiprocessor Systems. 208-225
  
• Fillia Makedon, Adonios Simvonis:
  Multipacket Routing on Rings. 226-237
  
• G. Vesztergombi, F. Rohrbach:
  Massively Parallel Processing in High Energy Physics: The CERN-MPPC Project. 238-251
  
• Hans-Ulrich Heiss, Rainer Wiesenfarth:
  A Heuristic Algorithm for Dynamic Task Allocation in Highly Parallel Systems. 252-265
  
• Hermann Ilmberger, Sabine Thürmel:
  Analysis of Parallel Lisp Programs Based on a Trace Mechanism. 266-276
  
• Uwe Glässer, G. Hannesen, M. Kärcher, Georg Lehrenfeld:
  A Distributed Implementation of Flat Concurrent Prolog on Multi-Transputer Environments. 277-288
  
• Jean-Marie Jacquet:
  Negation in Conclog. 289-315
  
• Paul S. Wang:
  Symbolic Computation and Parallel Software. 316-337
  
• Dongming Wang:
  On the Parallelization of Characteristic-Set-Based Algorithms. 338-349
  
• P. Lippitsch, Karl C. Posch, Reinhard Posch:
  Multiplication as Parallel as Possible. 350-358
  
• Janez Zerovnik:
  On the Existence of an Efficient Parallel Algorithm for a Graph Theoretic Problem. 359-368
  
• Wolfgang Küchlin:
  On the Multi-Threaded Computation of Modular Polynomial Greatest Common Divisors. 369-384
  
• David J. Hawley:
  A Buchberger Algorithm for Distributed Memory Multiprocessors. 385-390
  
• Klaus Schulten:
  Computational Biology on Massively Parallel Machines. 391-400
  
• Graham Horton, Ralf Knirsch:
  Time-Parallel Multigrid in an Extrapolation Method for Time-Dependent Partial Differential Equations. 401-411
  
• Felix Breitenecker, G. Schuster, Irmgard Husinsky, Josef Fritscher:
  Parallelization of Simulation Tasks: Methodology-Implementation-Application. 412-425
  
• Hojjat Adeli, Osama Kamal:
  Parallel Algorithms for Stress Analysis on Shared-Memory. 426-437
  
• Serge Miguet, Yves Robert:
  Elastic Load-Balancing for Image Processing Algorithms. 438-451
  

Last update Mon May 21 02:19:43 2012 CET by the DBLP Team — Data released under the ODC-BY 1.0 license — See also our legal information page