Programming Environments for High-Level Scientific Problem Solving 1991: Karlsruhe, Germany

P. W. Gaffney, Elias N. Houstis (Eds.): Programming Environments for High-Level Scientific Problem Solving, Proceedings of the IFIP TC2/WG 2.5 Working Conference on Programming Environments for High-Level Scientific Problem Solving, Karlsruhe, Germany, 23-27 September, 1991. IFIP Transactions A-2 North-Holland 1992, ISBN 0-444-89176-5

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Introduction

S. S. Tong: Integration of Symbolic and Numerical Methods for Optimizing Complex Engineering Systems. 3-20
Kellogg S. Booth, W. Morven Gentleman: Symbiotic Computing: Opportunities and Complications. 21-31
Paul C. Abbott: Problem Solving Using Mathematica. 33-45

Intelligent Assistants

Siegfried M. Rump: Accuracy Control and Estimation, Self-Validating Systems and Software Environments for Scientific Computation. 49-56
Willi Schönauer, Rüdiger Weiss, P. Sternecker: Polyalgorithms with Automatic Method Selection for the Iterartive Solution of Linear Equations and Eigenproblems. 57-67
John A. Nelder: The Computer as Statistical Assistant. 69-77
Ronald F. Boisvert: Toward an Intelligent System for Mathematical Software Selection. 79-92

Mathematical Methods

Masaaki Shimasaki, Yasuhiro Matsusaka, Masanobu Nomura: Fractals in Quaternions and Their Application to Computer Graphics. 95-105
Vladimir P. Gerdt: Computer Algebra Tools for Higher Symmetry Analysis of Nonlinear Evolution Equations. 107-117
Bruno Buchberger: Gröbner Bases in Mathematica: Enthusiasm and Frustration. 119-132
Dominique Duval, Françoise Jung: Examples of Problem Solving Using Computer Algebra. 133-143

Systems and Tools

Stuart I. Feldman: Environments for Large-Scale Scientific Computation. 147-155
Hans P. Zima, Barbara M. Chapman: Software Tools for Parallel Program Development. 157-177
Paul E. Buis, Wayne R. Dyksen, John T. Korb: Fortran Interface Blocks as an Interface Description Language for Remote Procedure Calls. 179-189
Nobutoshi Sagawa, Donal Finn, Neil Hurley: An Integrated Problem Solving Environment for Numerical Simulation of Engineering Problems. 191-201

System Engineering I

Michael E. Clarkson: An Intelligent User Interface for a Symbolic Algebra System. 205-216
Carla Limongelli, Alfonso Miola, Marco Temperini: Design and Implementation of Symbolic Computation Systems. 217-227
Elias N. Houstis, John R. Rice: Parallel ELLPACK: A Develoment and Problem Solving Environment for High Performance Computing Machines. 229-243
James M. Purtilo: Dynamic Software Reconfiguration Supports Scientific Problem-solving Activities. 245-256

Interaction and Visualization

Yukio Umetani, Chisato Konno, Tadashi Ohta: Visual PDEQSOL: A Visual and Interactive Environment for Numerical Simulation. 259-269
William M. Coughran Jr., Eric Grosse: Display of Functions of Three Space Variables and Time Using Shaded Polygons and Sound. 271-277
Frank M. Rijnders, Hans J. W. Spoelder, Frans C. A. Groen: Distributed Visual Programming Environment: An Attempt to Integrate Third Generation Languages with Advanced User Environments. 279-291
Ken Brodlie, Martin Berzins, Peter M. Dew, A. Poon, Helen Wright: Visalization and its Use in Scientific Computation. 293-305

Open Session

F. C. Berger, V. V. Goldman, M. C. van Heerwaarden, J. A. van Hulzen: Automatic Generation of Optimized Numerical Code for Jacobians and Hessians. 309-319
Niklas Holsti: Transcript Editing, a Simple User Interface Tool. 321-329
Allan Bonadio: Mathematical User Interfaces for Graphical Workstations. 331-342
J. K. Reid: The Fortran 90 Standard. 343-348

System Engineering II

Kevin A. Broughan: SENAC: Lisp as a Platform for Constructing a Problem Solving Environment. 351-361
John R. Rice: Future Research Directions in Problem Solving Environments for Computational Science. 363-369
Colin W. Cryer: The ESPRIT Project FOCUS. 371-381
Stephen J. Hague: Using Focus Technology to Build Front Ends. 383-394

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