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ORCID28th Annual Simulation Symposium 1995: Santa Barbara, California, USA
- Proceedings 28st Annual Simulation Symposium (SS '95), April 25-28, 1995, Santa Barbara, California, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1995, ISBN 0-8186-7091-6
Time Warp Simulation
- Alois Ferscha, Johannes Lüthi:
Estimating rollback overhead for optimism control in Time Warp. 2-12 - Celso Massaki Hirata
, Jeff Kramer:
An implementation of a technique for sharing variables in Time Warp. 13-21 - Raghunandan Rajan, Philip A. Wilsey:
Dynamically switching between lazy and aggressive cancellation in a Time Warp parallel simulator. 22-
Parallel Distributed Simulation I
- Volkhard Klinger:
DiPaCS: a new concept for parallel circuit simulation. 32-41 - Xiaohan Qin, Jean-Loup Baer:
A comparative study of conservative and optimistic trace-driven simulations. 42-50 - Sajal K. Das, Falguni Sarkar:
A hypercube algorithm for GVT computation and its application in optimistic parallel simulation. 51-
Simulation of Multi-/Parallel-Processor Architectures I
- Peter S. Magnusson, Bengt Werner:
Efficient memory simulation in SimICS. 62-73 - Arindam Saha:
A simulator for real-time parallel processing architectures. 74-83 - Jennifer Rexford, James W. Dolter, Wu-chang Feng, Kang G. Shin:
PP-MEss-SIM: a simulator for evaluating multicomputer interconnection networks. 84-
Simulation of Multi-Parallel-Processor Architectures II
- Gary S. H. Tan, Yong Meng Teo:
Experiences in simulating a declarative multiprocessor. 95-104 - Frank Mueller, David B. Whalley:
Fast instruction cache analysis via static cache simulation. 105-114 - Ricardo Bianchini, Leonidas I. Kontothanassis:
Algorithms for categorizing multiprocessor communication under invalidate and update-based coherence protocols. 115-
Simulation of Parallel/Distributed Programs and Systems
- Sylvain Lauzac, Taieb Znati:
Comparative evaluation of cooperative plan execution strategies in multiagent environments. 126-125 - Michael R. Lauer, Phillip A. Mitchem, Ross A. Gagliano:
Resource optimization and self interest: variations on the game of life. 136-143 - Adam Back, Stephen Turner:
Time-stamp generation for optimistic parallel computing. 144-
Parallel and Distributed Simulation II
- Azzedine Boukerche, Carl Tropper:
Hierarchical schedulings of time-next-event heuristic on distributed memory machines. 155-165 - William P. Niedringhaus:
Diffusive dynamic load balancing by terrain parcel swaps for event-driven simulation of communicating vehicles. 166-174 - James M. Butler:
Quantum modeling of distributed object computing. 175-
Simulation Environments
- Martin Adelantado, Frédéric Boniol, D. Pinault:
A simulation environment for designing distributed reactive/deliberative time-constrained applications. 186-195 - Kwang-Hang Koh, Robert de Souza, Nai-Choon Ho:
Direct database-simulation using PROGREss. 196-200 - Eduardo Casado Revuelta, Pilar Martínez Jiménez, A. Blanca-Pancorbo, J. Leon-Alvarez, M. Cuevas-Rubiño, D. González-Caballero:
Design of an environment for physical phenomena simulation: application to visualization and animation of electrostatic field and potential. 201-
Network Modeling and Simulation
- Jin-Fu Chang, Shi-Chung Chang, Zsehong Tsai, Jung-Shyr Wu, Hsu-Chun Yen:
Design, implementation, and applications of a B-ISDN simulation testbed. 212-219 - Simon J. Lai, Arkady B. Zaslavsky, G. M. Martin:
A simulation model of adaptive protocols in distributed computing systems with mobile hosts. 220-227 - Krishna Kant:
Performance of internal overload controls in large switches. 228-
Simulation Tools
- Roberto Manione, Alberto Lagna:
Simulation of object-oriented distributed systems via compilation to concurrent process level. 240-249 - Christian Kelling:
TimeNET-Sim-a parallel simulator for stochastic Petri nets. 250-258 - Faruk H. Bursal:
Efficient simulation of systems with random uncertainty using interpolation. 259-
Object-Oriented Simulation
- Paolo Briccarello, Guido Bruno, Eurico Ronco:
REBUS: an object-oriented simulator for business processes. 269-277 - Abdollah A. Afjeh, Patrick T. Homer, Henry Lewandowski, John A. Reed, Richard D. Schlichting:
Development of an intelligent monitoring and control system for a heterogeneous numerical propulsion system simulation. 278-287 - Mauricio Marín, Patricio Cordero:
An object oriented C++ approach for discrete event simulation of complex and large systems of many moving objects. 288-
Logic and VLSI Circuit Simulators
- Youngmin Hur, Stephen A. Szygenda:
Special purpose array processor for digital logic simulation. 297-302 - Glenn Jennings:
Accurate ternary-valued compiled logic simulation of complex logic networks by OTDD composition. 303-310 - C. Rominger, Jean Claude Geffroy:
Hazard analysis of structured sequential systems. 311-
Simulation for Performance Evaluation
- Paul J. Fortier, John C. Sieg Jr.:
Simulation analysis of early commit concurrency control protocols. 322-331 - Yongbing Zhang, Katsuya Hakozaki, Hisao Kameda, Kentaro Shimizu:
A performance comparison of adaptive and static load balancing in heterogeneous distributed systems. 332-340 - Roman Blasko:
Simulation based performance prediction by PEPSY. 341-350
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