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1996
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Timothy J. O'Donnell, Steven Hotovy, Marcia S. Pottle, Daniel R. Ripoll, Harold A. Scheraga:
Implementation of ECEPP-Based Programs on the IBM SP2 and the SGI Power Challenge Computers. HPCN Europe 1996: 365-372
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Steven Hotovy:
Workload Evolution on the Cornell Theory Center IBM SP2. JSSPP 1996: 27-40
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Steven Hotovy, David Schneider, Timothy J. O'Donnell:
Analysis of the Early Workload on the Cornell Theory Center IBM SP2. SIGMETRICS 1996: 272-273
1994
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Steven Hotovy, Thomas L. Sterling:
JNNIE: Evaluation of Scalable Parallel Processing Architectures. HPCN 1994: 172-173
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Steven Hotovy, Wayne Pfeiffer, Thomas L. Sterling:
Findings of the joint NSF-NASA initiative in evaluation. SC 1994: 811-813

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