Sabine Rathmayer

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Published: 1993
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1998
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Peter Luksch, Ursula Maier, Sabine Rathmayer, Matthias Weidmann, Friedemann Unger, Peter Bastian, Volker Reichenberger, Andreas Haas:
Software Engineering in Parallel and Distributed Scientific Computing: A Case Study from Industrial Practice. PDSE 1998: 187-197
1997
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Peter Luksch, Ursula Maier, Sabine Rathmayer, Matthias Weidmann, Friedemann Unger:
SEMPA: software engineering for parallel scientific computing. IEEE Concurrency 5(3): 64-72 (1997)
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Sabine Rathmayer, Friedemann Unger:
Parallelizing CFX-TfC, a State of the Art Industrial CFD Package. PARCO 1997: 179-186
1996
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Peter Luksch, Ursula Maier, Sabine Rathmayer, Matthias Weidmann, Friedemann Unger:
Parallelization of a State-of-the-Art Industrial CFD Package for Execution on Networks of Workstations and Massively Parallel Processors. PVM 1996: 45-52

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