Volume 18, Number 1, September 2001

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  Hai Xiang Lin, Tony Chan: Combining the power of high speed computer systems and efficient algorithms. 1

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  Jacek Rokicki, Jerry Zóltak, Dimitris Drikakis, Jerzy Majewski: Parallel performance of overlapping mesh technique for compressible flows. 3-15
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  C. Japhet, F. Nataf, F. Rogier: The optimized order 2 method : Application to convection-diffusion problems. 17-30
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  C. Vuik, Jason Frank, A. Segal: A parallel block-preconditioned GCR method for incompressible flow problems. 31-40
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  Luca Bergamaschi, Igor Moret, Giovanni Zilli: Inexact Quasi-Newton methods for sparse systems of nonlinear equations. 41-53
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  Dora Blanco Heras, Vicente Blanco Pérez, José Carlos Cabaleiro, Francisco F. Rivera: Modeling and improving locality for the sparse-matrix-vector product on cache memories. 55-67
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  Olaf Schenk, Klaus Gärtner, Wolfgang Fichtner, Andreas Stricker: PARDISO: a high-performance serial and parallel sparse linear solver in semiconductor device simulation. 69-78
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  Yudong Sun, Zhengyu Liang, Cho-Li Wang: Distributed particle simulation method on adaptive collaborative system. 79-87
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  Drona Kandhai, A. Koponen, Alfons G. Hoekstra, Peter M. A. Sloot: Iterative momentum relaxation for fast lattice-Boltzmann simulations. 89-96
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  Rade Kutil, Andreas Uhl: Parallel adaptive wavelet analysis. 97-106
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  Kazuteru Garatani, Hisashi Nakamura, Hiroshi Okuda, Genki Yagawa: GeoFEM: high performance parallel FEM for solid earth. 107-114
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  Jan Modersitzki, Gunther Lustig, Oliver Schmitt, Wolfgang Obelöer: Elastic registration of brain images on large PC-Clusters. 115-125
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  Alois Ferscha, Allen D. Malony: Performance data mining: Automated diagnosis, adaption, and optimization. 127-130
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  Aleksandar M. Bakic, Matt W. Mutka, Diane T. Rover, Abdul Waheed: Performance optimization of distributed applications in an extensible, adaptive environment. 131-145
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  Maria Calzarossa, Luisa Massari, Daniele Tessera: Performance issues of an HPF-like compiler. 147-156
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  Alois Ferscha, James Johnson, Stephen John Turner: Distributed simulation performance data mining. 157-174
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  Randy L. Ribler, Huseyin Simitci, Daniel A. Reed: The Autopilot performance-directed adaptive control system. 175-187
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  Allen D. Malony, B. Robert Helm: A theory and architecture for automating performance diagnosis. 189-200

Volume 18, Number 2, October 2001

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  Vicki H. Allan, X. Chen: Convert2Java: semi-automatic conversion of C to Java. 201-211
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  Maozhen Li, Omer F. Rana, David W. Walker: Wrapping MPI-based legacy codes as Java/CORBA components. 213-223
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  Kazuyuki Shudo, Yoichi Muraoka: Asynchronous migration of execution context in Java Virtual Machines. 225-233
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  Erwin Laure: OpusJava: A Java framework for distributed high performance computing. 235-251
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  Pascale Launay, Jean-Louis Pazat: Easing parallel programming for clusters with Java. 253-263
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  Paraskevas Evripidou, George Samaras, Christoforos Panayiotou, Evaggelia Pitoura: The PaCMAn Metacomputer: parallel computing with Java mobile agents. 265-280
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  Satoshi Matsuoka, Shigeo Itou: Towards performance evaluation of high-performance computing on multiple Java platforms. 281-291
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  Andrea Barisone, Francesco Bellotti, Riccardo Berta, Alessandro De Gloria: JSBricks: a suite of microbenchmarks for the evaluation of Java as a scientific execution environment. 293-306
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  Alessio Bechini, Cosimo Antonio Prete: Behavior investigation of concurrent Java programs: an approach based on source-code instrumentation. 307-316

Volume 18, Number 3, January 2002

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  Manuel E. Acacio, Óscar Cánovas Reverte, José M. García, Pedro E. López-de-Teruel: MPI-Delphi: an MPI implementation for visual programming environments and heterogeneous computing. 317-333
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  Sudharshan Vazhkudai, Jeelani Syed, P. Tobin Maginnis: PODOS -- The design and implementation of a performance oriented Linux cluster. 335-352
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  Christophe Cérin, Jean-Luc Gaudiot: On a scheme for parallel sorting on heterogeneous clusters. 353-372
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  Jianyong Wang, Zhiwei Xu: Cluster file systems: a case study. 373-387
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  Christopher A. Bohn, Gary B. Lamont: Load balancing for heterogeneous clusters of PCs. 389-400
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  Cho-Li Wang, Anthony T. C. Tam, Benny Wang-Leung Cheung, Wenzhang Zhu, David C. M. Lee: Directed Point: a communication subsystem for commodity supercomputing with Gigabit Ethernet. 401-420
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  Hermann Hellwagner, Matthias Ohlenroth: VI architecture communication features and performance on the Giganet cluster LAN. 421-433

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  Rajkumar Buyya, Hai Jin, Toni Cortes: Cluster computing.

Volume 18, Number 4, March 2002

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  Michael D. Beynon, Tahsin M. Kurç, Alan Sussman, Joel H. Saltz: Optimizing execution of component-based applications using group instances. 435-448
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  Bradley Broom, Robert J. Fowler, Ken Kennedy: KELPIO a telescope-ready domain-specific I/O library for irregular block-structured applications. 449-460
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  Jörg Nolte, Mitsuhisa Sato, Yutaka Ishikawa: Exploiting cluster networks for distributed object groups and collective operations. 461-476
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  Sajal K. Das, Daniel J. Harvey, Rupak Biswas: MinEX: a latency-tolerant dynamic partitioner for grid computing applications. 477-489
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  Patrick Geoffray: OPIOM: Off-Processor I/O with Myrinet. 491-499
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  Ron Oldfield, David Kotz: Armada: a parallel I/O framework for computational grids. 501-523
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  George Bosilca, Gilles Fedak, Franck Cappello: OVM: Out-of-order execution parallel virtual machine. 525-537
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  Ahmed Al-Theneyan, Amol Jakatdar, Piyush Mehrotra, Mohammad Zubair: XML-based visual specification of multidisciplinary applications. 539-548
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  Filip De Turck, Stefaan Vanhastel, Bruno Volckaert, Piet Demeester: A generic middleware-based platform for scalable cluster computing. 549-560
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  Luis F. G. Sarmenta: Sabotage-tolerance mechanisms for volunteer computing systems. 561-572

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  Craig A. Lee, Rajkumar Buyya, Paul Roe: The best papers from CCGrid 2001.

Volume 18, Number 5, April 2002

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  Alexandros V. Gerbessiotis: Architecture independent parallel algorithm design: theory vs practice. 573-593
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  Shuang-Hua Yang, James L. Alty: Development of a distributed simulator for control experiments through the Internet. 595-611
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  JinHo Ahn, Sung-Gi Min, Chong-Sun Hwang: Scalable and efficient fault-tolerant protocol for mobility agents in mobile IP-based systems. 613-625
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  Shahrouz Aliabadi, Andrew Johnson, Bruce Zellars, Ade Abatan, Charlie Berger: Parallel simulation of flows in open channels. 627-637
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  Georgios Ch. Sirakoulis, Ioannis Karafyllidis, Adonios Thanailakis: A cellular automaton methodology for the simulation of integrated circuit fabrication processes. 639-657

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  Chih Jeng Kenneth Tan: Computational science. 659

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  Vladimir Penenko, Alexander Baklanov, Elena Tsvetova: Methods of sensitivity theory and inverse modeling for estimation of source parameters. 661-671
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  V. A. Luchnikov, Marina L. Gavrilova, Nikolai N. Medvedev, V. P. Voloshin: The Voronoi-Delaunay approach for the free volume analysis of a packing of balls in a cylindrical container. 673-679
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  Kei Kobayashi, Kokichi Sugihara: Crystal Voronoi diagram and its applications. 681-692
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  Chih Jeng Kenneth Tan: The PLFG parallel pseudo-random number generator. 693-698
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  Sounaka Mishra, Kripasindhu Sikdar, Manoranjan Satpathy: Optimizing register spills for eager functional languages. 699-708
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  K. Berket, Deborah A. Agarwal, Olivier Chevassut: A practical approach to the InterGroup protocols. 709-719
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  James S. Pascoe, Vaidy S. Sunderam, Upkar Varshney, Roger J. Loader: Middleware enhancements for metropolitan area wireless Internet access. 721-735

Volume 18, Number 6, May 2002

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  Olga L. Bandman: Cellular-neural automaton: a hybrid model for reaction-diffusion simulation. 737-745
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  Chiara Bodei, Pierpaolo Degano, Flemming Nielson, Hanne Riis Nielson: Flow logic for Dolev-Yao secrecy in cryptographic processes. 747-756
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  Achour Mostéfaoui, Eric Mourgaya, Michel Raynal: An introduction to oracles for asynchronous distributed systems. 757-767
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  Françoise Baude, Denis Caromel, Nathalie Furmento, David Sagnol: Optimizing remote method invocation with communication-computation overlap. 769-778
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  Thomas Fahringer, Krzysztof Sowa-Pieklo: Debugging real-world data-parallel programs with SPiDER. 779-788
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  Bernard Goossens: Typing the ISA to cluster the processor. 789-796
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  Sergei Gorlatch: Message passing without send-receive. 797-805
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  Ruslan Shevchenko, Anatoly E. Doroshenko: A time cost model for distributed objects parallel computation. 807-812
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  Igor V. Alekseev, Valery A. Sokolov: Modeling and traffic analysis of the adaptive rate transport protocol. 813-827
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  Andrei Borshchev, Yuri Karpov, Vladimir Kharitonov: Distributed simulation of hybrid systems with AnyLogic and HLA. 829-839
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  Thomas Ludwig, Markus Lindermeier, Alexandros Stamatakis, Günther Rackl: Tool environments in CORBA-based medical high-performance computing. 841-847
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  Giancarlo Mauri, Giulio Pavesi: A parallel algorithm for pattern discovery in biological sequences. 849-854
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  Bertil Schmidt, Heiko Schröder, Manfred Schimmler: A hybrid architecture for bioinformatics. 855-862
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  Nishank Trivedi, Jared Bischof, Steve Davis, Kevin T. Pedretti, Todd E. Scheetz, Terry A. Braun, Chad A. Roberts, Natalie L. Robinson, Val C. Sheffield, Marcelo Bento Soares, Thomas L. Casavant: Parallel creation of non-redundant gene indices from partial mRNA transcripts. 863-870

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  Victor E. Malyshkin: Parallel computing technologies.

Volume 18, Number 7, August 2002

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  Arthur W. Burks: The invention of the universal electronic computer--how the Electronic Computer Revolution began. 871-892
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  Ferdinand Peper, Teijiro Isokawa, Noriaki Kouda, Nobuyuki Matsui: Self-Timed Cellular Automata and their computational ability. 893-904
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  Martin Kutrib, Jan-Thomas Löwe: Massively parallel fault tolerant computations on syntactical patterns. 905-919
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  Francisco Jiménez-Morales: Intermittent collective behavior in totalistic cellular automata with high connectivity. 921-929
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  Hiroshi Umeo, Giancarlo Mauri: A duality theorem for two connectivity-preserving parallel shrinking transformations. 931-937
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  Michael Stratmann, Thomas Worsch: Leader election in d-dimensional CA in time diam log(diam). 939-950
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  Marc Martin, Bastien Chopard, Paul Albuquerque: Formation of an ant cemetery: swarm intelligence or statistical accident? 951-959
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  Roberto Puzone, B. Kohler, P. Seiden, Franco Celada: IMMSIM, a flexible model for in machina experiments on immune system responses. 961-972
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  Stefania Bandini, Giulio Pavesi: Controlled generation of two-dimensional patterns based on Stochastic Cellular Automata. 973-981
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  Fabio M. Marchese: A directional diffusion algorithm on cellular automata for robot path-planning. 983-994
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  Uwe Freiwald, Jörg R. Weimar: The Java based cellular automata simulation system--JCASim. 995-1004

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  Stefania Bandini: Cellular automata.

Volume 18, Number 8, October 2002

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  Katarzyna Keahey, T. W. Fredian, Qian Peng, David P. Schissel, Mary R. Thompson, Ian T. Foster, M. J. Greenwald, Douglas McCune: Computational Grids in action: the National Fusion Collaboratory. 1005-1015
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  Tony Hey, Anne E. Trefethen: The UK e-Science Core Programme and the Grid. 1017-1031
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  Anand Natrajan, Marty A. Humphrey, Andrew S. Grimshaw: The Legion support for advanced parameter-space studies on a grid. 1033-1052
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  Giovanni Aloisio, Massimo Cafaro, Italo Epicoco: Early experiences with the GridFTP protocol using the GRB-GSIFTP library. 1053-1059
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  David Abramson, Rajkumar Buyya, Jonathan Giddy: A computational economy for grid computing and its implementation in the Nimrod-G resource broker. 1061-1074
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  Alexander Reinefeld, Hinnerk Stüben, Florian Schintke, George Din: GuiGen: a toolset for creating customized interfaces for grid user communities. 1075-1084
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  William E. Johnston: Computational and data Grids in large-scale science and engineering. 1085-1100
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  Mario Cannataro, Domenico Talia, Paolo Trunfio: Distributed data mining on the grid. 1101-1112
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  Thilo Kielmann, Henri E. Bal, Jason Maassen, Rob van Nieuwpoort, Lionel Eyraud, Rutger F. H. Hofman, Kees Verstoep: Programming environments for high-performance Grid computing: the Albatross project. 1113-1125
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  Graham E. Fagg, Jack Dongarra: HARNESS fault tolerant MPI design, usage and performance issues. 1127-1142
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  Edward Seidel, Gabrielle Allen, André Merzky, Jarek Nabrzyski: GridLab--a grid application toolkit and testbed. 1143-1153

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