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ORCID3rd PDP 1995: San Remo, Italy
- 3rd Euromicro Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Processing (PDP '95), January 25-27, 1995, San Remo, Italy. IEEE Computer Society 1995, ISBN 0-8186-7031-2
Exploiting Locality on Parallel Irregular Problem Computations
- Guillermo P. Trabado, Emilio L. Zapata:
Exploiting locality on parallel irregular problem computations. 2-11
Parallel Algorithms
- Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger:
Iterated Runge-Kutta methods on distributed memory multiprocessors. 12-19 - Ignacio Martín Llorente, Juan Carlos Fabero
, Francisco Tirado, Alfredo Bautista:
Distributed parallel computers versus PVM on a workstation cluster in the simulation of time dependent partial differential equations. 20-26 - Matthias Besch, Hans Werner Pohl:
Flexible data parallel training of neural networks using MIMD-Computers. 27-32 - Silvano Gai, Maurizio Rebaudengo, Matteo Sonza Reorda:
An improved data parallel algorithm for Boolean function manipulation using BDDs. 33-41
Load Balancing
- Richard McConnell:
Load Balancing. PDP 1995: 42- - Emilio Luque, Ana Ripoll, Ana Cortés, Tomàs Margalef:
A distributed diffusion method for dynamic load balancing on parallel computers. 43-50 - Oguz Dikenelli, Murat Osman Ünalir, Atilla Özerdim, Esen A. Ozkarahan:
A load balancing approach for parallel database machines. 51-59
Open Forum Session 1
- Péter Kacsuk:
Dataflow model for handling cut in the LOGFLOW parallel prolog machine. 60-67 - G. J. Blinowski:
A Shared Memory model based on the Dataflow paradigm. 68-75 - Christoph W. Kessler:
Pattern-driven automatic program transformation and parallelization. 76-83 - Bernd Dreier, Theo Ungerer:
Implementing distributed shared memory based on DCE. 84-90 - Moreno Coli, Paolo Palazzari:
Global execution time minimization by allocating tasks in parallel systems. 91-97 - Leszek Borzemski:
Load balancing in parallel and distributed processing of tree-based multiple-task jobs. 98-105 - Michael F. P. O'Boyle:
A hierarchical locality algorithm for NUMA compilation. 106-113 - Lars Büttner, Jens Gerlach:
Load-balancing and object-orientation: a case study from mesoscale flow modelling. 114-121 - Youssef Latrous, Guy Mazaré:
Distributing code in a parallel fine grain machine using the actor model. 122-129 - Michele Di Santo, Franco Frattolillo, Giulio Iannello:
Experiences in dynamic placement of actors on multicomputer systems. 130-137 - José Miguel-Alonso, Agustin Arruabarrena, Cruz Izu, Ramón Beivide:
Parallel simulation of message routing networks. 138-147
Software Environments I
- Dae Wook Bang, Yoo Kun Cho:
Distributed shared memory for function-grained graph reduction machine. 148-155 - Zbigniew Chamski:
Enumeration of dense non-convex iteration sets. 156-163 - Jordi Tubella, Antonio González:
Exploiting path parallelism in logic programming. 164-173 - Konstantin Trachos, Erik Maehle:
A class hierarchy emulating virtual shared objects on message-passing systems. 174-181 - L. C. Sande, Casiano Rodríguez, F. García:
A PRAM oriented language. 182-198
Modeling
- Patrick Coscas, Gilles Fouquier, Agnes Lanusse:
Modelling actor programs using Predicate/Transition nets. 199-200 - Klaudia Dussa-Zieger, Markus Ettl, Richard Hofmann, O. Preissler:
Monitoring and modelling of a distributed ISDN test system. 201-209
Special Session on Massively Parallel Computer Systems
- Raffaele Perego, G. De Petris:
Minimizing network contention for mapping tasks onto massively parallel computers. 210-218 - Yang-Woo Kim, Sei-Woong Oh, Jin-Won Park:
Design issues and the system architecture of TICOM-IV, a highly parallel commercial computer. 219-226 - Marcus Dormanns, Hans-Ulrich Heiss:
Partitioning and mapping of large FEM-graphs by self-organization. 227-235 - Alberto Broggi:
Word parallelism vs spatial parallelism: a performance optimization technique on the PAPRICA system. 236-243 - Antonio Polo Márquez, Manuel Barrena García, Juan Hernández Núñez, Juan-Miguel Martínez, Pedro de Miguel, Manuel M. Nieto Rodríguez:
Multi-dimensional partitioning for massively parallel database machines. 244-253
Operating Systems
- José Ramón González de Mendívil, Akim Demaille, José M. Bernabéu-Aubán, José Ramón Garitagoitia:
Correctness of a distributed deadlock resolution algorithm for the single request model. 254-261 - Paolo Cremonesi, Domenico G. Sorrenti:
A control architecture for managing instructions among partitions of a data parallel structure. 262-271
Open Forum Session 2
- E. M. Ammann:
DIPC-a monitor for distributed inter-process communication. 272-279 - Paulo Roberto Pierri Tepedino, Tereza G. Kirner:
Specification and design of distributed hard real-time systems. 280-287 - Moreno Coli, Paolo Palazzari:
An adaptive deadlock and livelock free routing algorithm. 288-295 - Haengrae Cho, Yoo-Sung Kim, Songchun Moon:
Prototyping DIME: a tightly coupled heterogeneous distributed database system. 296-303 - Luben Boianov, Innes Jelly:
Distributed logic circuit simulation on a network of workstations. 304-310 - Marco Platzner, Bernhard Rinner, Reinhold Weiss:
A distributed computer architecture for qualitative simulation based on a multi-DSP and FPGAs. 311-318 - Maria Alberta Alberti, Alberto Bertoni, Paola Campadelli, Giuliano Grossi, Roberto Posenato:
A neural circuit for the maximum 2-satisfiability problem. 319-323 - Justin Strohschneider, Bernd Klauer, Klaus Waldschmidt:
An associative communication network for fine and large grain dataflow. 324-331 - Francesco Gregoretti, Claudio Passerone:
Using a massively parallel architecture for integrated circuits testing. 332-338 - Duncan J. Batey, Julian A. Padget:
Coordinating heterogeneous parallelism. 339-347
Special Session on Dependable Parallel Systems
- Andrew M. Tyrrell, Julian M. Bass:
Dependable Distributed Systems. PDP 1995: 348-349 - Sophie Chabridon, Erol Gelenbe:
Dependable parallel computing with agents based on a task graph model. 350-357 - Luís Moura Silva, João Gabriel Silva, Simon Chapple, Lyndon Clarke:
Fault-tolerance on regular decomposition grid applications. 358-365 - Les J. C. Woolliscroft, K. H. Yearby, H. St. C. Alleyne, Jon A. Thompson, C. M. Dunford:
On the design and implementation of a dependable space instrument. 366-373 - Josef Altmann, Ansgar Böhm:
Algorithm-based fault-tolerant programming in scientific computation on multiprocessors. 374-382 - Andrea Clematis, T. Ancona, Gabriella Dodero, Vittoria Gianuzzi, Maria Lúcia Blanck Lisbôa:
An object oriented approach to fault tolerant software. 383-391
Hierachical Architectures for Computer Vision: Speaker: V. Cantoni
- Virginio Cantoni, Luca Lombardi:
Hierarchical architectures for computer vision. 392-399
Special Session on Linear Algebra
- R. Pavani:
Parallel Numerical Linear Algebra. PDP 1995: 400- - Bing Bing Zhou, Richard P. Brent:
On parallel implementation of the one-sided Jacobi algorithm for singular value decompositions. 401-408 - Emanuele Galligani, Valeria Ruggiero:
Implementation of splitting methods for solving block tridiagonal linear systems on transputers. 409-415 - José M. Badía, Antonio M. Vidal:
Efficient solution of the eigenproblem of banded symmetric Toeplitz matrices on multicomputers. 416-423 - Mario R. Guarracino, Francesca Perla:
A parallel modified block Lanczos' algorithm for distributed memory architectures. 424-431 - Marco D'Apuzzo, Marco Lapegna:
A parallel row projection solver for large sparse linear systems. 432-443
Architecture
- Cosimo Antonio Prete, Luigi M. Ricciardi, Gianpaolo Prina:
Reducing coherence-related overhead in multiprocessor systems. 444-451 - Roger Espasa, Mateo Valero, David A. Padua, Marta Jiménez, Eduard Ayguadé:
Quantitative analysis of vector code. 452-463
Open Forum Session 3
- Fa-Long Luo, Rolf Unbehauen, Hongqin Xue:
Continuous-time computation of the eigenvectors of a class of positive definite matrices. 464-471 - Andrea Clematis, Eugenio Gresso:
HeterEL-a server for programming parallel heterogeneous systems. 472-479 - R. M. S. Ralha:
Parallel QR algorithm for the complete eigensystem of symmetric matrices. 480-485 - Shahrzade Mazaher, Georg Raeder:
ODP-based distribution configuration. 486-493 - L. Bisone, A. Scianna:
A CAD multiprocessor system for advanced real-time process applications. 494-501 - Maria Laura Mantovani, M. Malagoli:
Highly parallel SCF calculation: the SYSMO Program. 502-507 - Koenraad Audenaert, Luk Levrouw:
Space efficient data race detection for parallel programs with series-parallel task graphs. 508-515 - Massimo Ancona, M. De Benedetto:
A parallel algorithm for "document segmentation". 516-521 - Elizabeth Jayne Stuart, J. S. Weston:
PAVE: parallel algorithms visually explored, a prototype tool for the investigation of data structures in parallel numerical iterative algorithms. 522-528 - Vittoria Gianuzzi, F. Merani:
Using PVM to implement a distributed dependable simulation system. 529-537
Software Environments II
- Peter Milligan:
Software Environments. PDP 1995: 538-539 - René Schiefer, Peter van der Stok:
VIPER: a tool for the visualisation of parallel programs. 540-546 - Siegfried Grabner, Dieter Kranzlmüller, Jens Volkert:
Debugging of concurrent processes. 547-554 - T. Born, Wolfgang Obelöer, Lorenz Schäfers, Christian Scheidler:
The monitoring facilities of the graphical parallel programming environment TRAPPER. 555-562 - José A. Troyano, Jesús Torres, Miguel Toro:
A technique for distributed systems specification. 563-570 - Michèle Dion, Tanguy Risset, Yves Robert:
Resource-constrained scheduling of partitioned algorithms on processor arrays. 571-580
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