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ORCID3. CONPAR 1994: Linz, Austria
- Bruno Buchberger, Jens Volkert:
Parallel Processing: CONPAR 94 - VAPP VI, Third Joint International Conference on Vector and Parallel Processing, Linz, Austria, September 6-8, 1994, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 854, Springer 1994, ISBN 3-540-58430-7
Keynote Addresses
- Kai Hwang:
Scalability and Programmability of Massively Parallel Processors. 1-4 - Ian T. Foster
, Carl Kesselman:
Language Constructs and Runtime Systems for Compositional Parallel Programming. 5-16 - Monica S. Lam:
Locality Optimizations for Parallel Machines. 17-28
Performance Analyis and Monitoring
- Bernd Mohr, Darryl Brown, Allen D. Malony:
TAU: A Portable Parallel Program Analysis Environment for pC++. 29-40 - Harald Wabnig, Günter Haring, Dieter Kranzlmüller, Jens Volkert:
Communication Pattern Based Performance Prediction on the nCUBE 2 Multiprocessor System. 41-52 - Alois Ferscha, James Johnson:
Performance Oriented Development of SPMD Programs Based on Task Structure Specifications. 53-65 - Siegfried Grabner, Dieter Kranzlmüller:
Monitoring for Detecing Bugs and Blocking Communication. 66-75 - Luk Levrouw, Koenraad Audenaert:
Minimizing the Log Size for Execution Replay of Shared-Memory Programs. 76-87 - Wolfgang Kastner, Stefan Stöckler, René Zeitlberger:
GOLD MINE: Specification Language for Event-Based Monitoring. 88-99
Parallel Program Development
- Luc Bougé, Yann Le Guyadec, Gil Utard, Bernard Virot:
On the Expressivity of a Weakest Precondition Calculus for a Simple Data-Parallel Programming Language. 100-111 - Eric Violard, Guy-René Perrin:
Reduction in PEI. 112-123 - D. K. Arvind, B. R. J. McConnell:
Towards the Synthesis of Asynchronous Concurrent Programs. 124-135 - A. Max Geerling:
Formal Derivation of SIMD Parallelism from Non-Linear Recursive Specifications. 136-147 - Stephen Fitzpatrick, Terence J. Harmer, James M. Boyle:
Deriving Efficient Parallel Implementations of Algorithms Operating on General Sparse Matrices Using Automatic Program Transformation. 148-159 - Stephan Kindermann:
Flexible Program and Architecture Specification for Massively Parallel Systems. 160-171 - Stanislav Sedukhin, Igor S. Sedukhin:
Systematic Approach and Software Tool for Systolic Design. 172-183 - Lawrence Lau, Mike Rezny, John Belward, Kevin Burrage, Bert Pohl:
ADVISE - Agricultural Developmental Visualisation Interactive Software Environment. 184-195 - Ulrich Detert, Michael Gerndt:
TOP2 Tool Suite for the Development and Testing of Parallel Applications. 196-207
Parallel Algorithms and Complexity Models
- Margarita Amor, María J. Martín, Dora Blanco Heras, Oscar G. Plata, Francisco F. Rivera, Francisco Argüello:
Vectorization of the Radix r Self-Sorting FFT. 208-217 - Maurice Clint, Jim Weston, J. B. Flannagan:
Efficient Gram-Schmidt Orthogonalisation on an Array Processor. 218-228 - Mile K. Stojcev, Emina I. Milovanovic, Milan D. Mihajlovic, Igor Z. Milovanovic:
Parallel Algorithm for Inverting Tridiagonal Matrix on Linear Processor Array. 229-240 - Tudor Jebelean:
Systolic Algorithms for Long Integer GCD Computation. 241-252 - Beniamino Di Martino, Giulio Iannello:
Parallelization of Non-Simultaneous Iterative Methods for Systems of Linear Equations. 253-264 - Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger:
Hypercube Implementation and Performance Analysis for Extrapolation Models. 265-276 - Wolf Zimmermann, Welf Löwe:
An Approach to Machine-Independent Parallel Programming. 277-288 - Steven D. Prestwich:
On Logic Program Parallelisation Strategies. 289-300 - Selim G. Akl, Lorrie Fava Lindon:
Paradigms Admitting Superunitary Behaviour in Parallel Computation. 301-312 - Carla Limongelli, Roberto Pirastu:
Exact Solution of Linear Systems over Rational Numbers by Parallel p-adic Arithmetic. 313-323 - Hoon Hong, Hans-Wolfgang Loidl:
Parallel Computation of Modular Multivariate Polynominal Resultants on a Shared Memory Machine. 325-336 - Yoshio Tanaka, Shogo Matsui, Atsushi Maeda, Masakazu Nakanishi:
Partial Marking GC. 337-348 - Stavros D. Nikolopoulos:
Parallel Recognition and Location Algorithms for Chordal Graphs Using Distance Matrices. 349-358 - Michèle Dion, Marc Gengler, Stéphane Ubéda:
Comparing two Probabilistic Models of the Computational Complexity of the Branch and Bound Algorithm. 359-370 - Jingsen Chen:
Parallel Heap Construction Using Multiple Selection. 371-380 - Ian Gorton, Toong Shoon Chan, Innes Jelly:
Engineering High Quality Parallel Software Using PARSE. 381-392 - Alfred Spalt, Edith Spiegl, Thomas Meikl:
Massively Parallel Volume Rendering. 393-404 - Wolfgang Stürzlinger, Christoph Wild:
Parallel Visibility Computations for Parallel Radiosity. 405-413
Parallel Architectures and Abstract Machines
- Mateo Valero, Montse Peiron, Eduard Ayguadé:
Memory Access Synchronization in Vector Multiprocessors. 414-425 - Mazin S. Yousif, Chita R. Das:
A Switch Cache Design for MIN-Based Shared-Memory Multiprocessors. 426-437 - Ralf Kattner, M. Eger, Christian Müller-Schloer:
Modeling Cache Coherence Overhead with Geometric Objects. 438-448 - Stefan Lüpke:
Accelerated Access to Shared Distributed Arrays on Distribued Memory Systems by Access Objects. 449-460 - Rudolf Berrendorf, Michael Gerndt, Zakaria Lahjomri, Thierry Priol:
A Comparison of Shared Virtual Memory and Message Passing Programming Techniques Based on a Finite Element Application. 461-472 - Renate Dohmen:
Comparison Between a Message Passing and a Global Shared Memory Parallel Computer by Means of a Concrete Monte-Carlo Algorithm. 473-484 - R. Milikowski, Willem G. Vree:
Non-homogeneous Parallel Memory Operations in a VLIW Machine. 485-496 - Torsten Bülck, Achim Held, Werner E. Kluge, Stefan Pantke, Carsten Rathsack, Sven-Bodo Scholz, Raimund Schröder:
Experience with the Implementation of a Concurrent Graph Reduction System on an nCube/2 Platform. 497-508 - Patrick Lincoln, José Meseguer, Livio Ricciulli:
The Rewrite Rule Machine Node Architecture and Its Performance. 509-520 - Kevin Hammond, James S. Mattson Jr., Simon L. Peyton Jones:
Automatic Spark Strategies and Granularity for a Parallel Functional Language Reducer. 521-532 - Wolfgang Schreiner:
Virtual Tasks for the PACLIB Kernel. 533-544 - Jean-Yves Le Gall, François Simon:
MUSE: a Message Passing Concurrent Computer for On-Board Space Systems. 545-556 - R. S. Hogg, David W. Lloyd, W. I. Hughes:
Self-Timed Communication Strategies for Massively Parallel Systolic Architectures. 557-567
Parallel Languages and Compiler Technology
- Nikolay N. Mirenkov:
VIM Language Paradigm. 569-580 - Ming-Dong Feng, Yaoqing Gao, Chung-Kwong Yuen:
Distributed Linda Tuplespace Algorithms and Implementations. 581-592 - Peter R. Bailey, Malcolm C. Newey, David Sitsky, Robin B. Stanton:
Supporting Coarse and Fine Grain Parallelism in an Extension of ML. 593-604 - Christophe Calvin, Laurent Colombet, Frederic Desprez, B. Jargot, Philippe Michallon, Bernard Tourancheau, Denis Trystram:
Towards Mixed Computation/Communication in Parallel Scientific Libraries. 605-615 - Ross A. Bagley, Philip A. Wilsey, Nael B. Abu-Ghazaleh:
Composing Functional Unit Blocks for Efficient Interpretation of MIMD Code Sequences on SIMD Processors. 616-627 - Josep Llosa, Mateo Valero, José A. B. Fortes, Eduard Ayguadé:
Using Sacks to Organize Registers in VLIW Machines. 628-639 - Ramaswamy Govindarajan, Erik R. Altman, Guang R. Gao:
A Framework for Resource-Constrained Rate-Optimal Software Pipelining. 640-651 - Jean-Yves Berthou:
Design of a Meta-Parallelizer for Large Scientific Applications. 652-663 - Barbara M. Chapman, Piyush Mehrotra, John Van Rosendale, Hans P. Zima:
A Software Architecture for Multidisciplinary Applications: Integrating Task and Data Parallelism. 664-676 - Martin Griebl, Christian Lengauer:
On Scanning Space-Time Mapped While Loops. 677-688 - Mourad Raji Werth, Paul Feautrier:
Optimizing Communications by Using Compile Time Analysis. 689-700 - Rumen Andonov, Sanjay V. Rajopadhye:
Optimal Tile Sizing. 701-712 - Vincent Bouchitté, Pierre Boulet, Alain Darte, Yves Robert:
Evaluating Array Expressions on Massively Parallel Machines with Communication/ Computation Overlap. 713-724 - Steve P. Johnson, Cos S. Ierotheou, Mark Cross, P. F. Leggett:
User Interaction and Symbolic Extensions to Dependence Analysis. 725-736 - Vadim Maslov, William W. Pugh:
Simplifying Polynominal Constraints Over Integers to Make Dependence Analysis More Precise. 737-748
Networks and Routing
- Sabine R. Öhring, Sajal K. Das, Dirk H. Hohndel:
Asymptotically Optimal Communication Algorithms on Faulty Folded Petersen Networks. 749-760 - Roman Trobec, Izidor Jerebic:
Optimization of Diagnostic Examination. 761-772 - Guihai Chen, Francis C. M. Lau:
Laying Out Midimew Networks with Constant Dilation. 773-784 - Pierre Fraigniaud, Cyril Gavoille:
Optimal Interval Routing. 785-796 - Afonso Ferreira, Alfredo Goldman vel Lejbman, Siang W. Song:
Broadcasting in Bus Interconnection Networks. 797-807 - Dominique Désérable:
Broadcasting in the Arrowhead Torus. 808-819
Scheduling in Distributed Memory Systems
- Ismail Haritaoglu, Cevdet Aykanat:
An Efficient Mapping Heuristic for Mesh-Connected Parallel Architectures Based on Mean Field Annealing. 820-831 - Markus Schwehm, Thomas Walter:
Mapping and Scheduling by Genetic Algorithms. 832-841 - Jürgen W. Meyer:
Self-Organizing Processes. 842-853 - Thierry Le Sergent, Bernard Berthomieu:
Balancing Load under Large and Fast Load Changes in Distributed Computing Systems - A Case Study. 854-865 - A. Elleuch, Rushed Kanawati, Traian Muntean, El-Ghazali Talbi:
Dynamic Load Balancing Mechanisms for a Parallel Operating System Kernel. 866-877 - Jean-Louis Roch, A. Vermeerbergen, Gilles Villard:
A New Load-Prediction Scheme Based on Algorithmic Cost Functions. 878-889
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