High-Performance Computing and Networking

1. Parallel data mining for very large relational databases

   • Alex Alves Freitas, Simon H. Lavington

   Pages 158-163

2. Decision support for management of parallel database systems

   • M. Howard Williams, Shaoyu Zhou, Hamish Taylor, Neven Tomov

   Pages 164-169

3. Parallelization of the GROMOS87 molecular dynamics code: An update

   • Ken Meacham, Daron Green

   Pages 170-176

4. PULSAR: Parallel noise despeckling of SAR images

   • C. Addison, E. Appiani, R. Cook, M. Corvi, J. Harms, G. Howard et al.

   Pages 177-182

5. RAPT: A parallel radiotherapy treatment planning code

   • Amarjit Gill, Mike Surridge, Giuseppe Scielzo, Robert Felici, Mario Modesti, Giuseppe Sardu

   Pages 183-189

6. Constrained migration of an atmospheric circulation model

   • B. D. Kandhai, P. M. A. Sloot, J. P. Huot

   Pages 193-199

7. Parallelization of a mesoscale atmospheric transport-chemistry model

   • Andreas Müller

   Pages 200-206

8. Parallel ocean flow computations on a regular and on an irregular grid

   • Martin B. van Gijzen

   Pages 207-212

9. Experiences with asynchronous parallel molecular dynamics simulations

   • Marcus Dormanns, Walter Sprangers

   Pages 213-218

10. Affordable overhead in CORRELATE: Comparing two MD simulators

    • Wouter Joosen, Stijn Bijnens, Johan Van Oeyen, Bert Robben, Frank Matthijs, Pierre Verbaeten et al.

    Pages 219-227

11. Efficiency comparison of data-parallel programming and message-passing paradigm for molecular dynamics simulation

    • K. Boryczko, J. Kitowski, J. Mościński

    Pages 228-234

12. Parallel Monte Carlo simulation of chemical surface reactions: A case study

    • John Segers, Johan Lukkien, Peter Hilbers

    Pages 235-242

13. Distributed 2-D molecular dynamics simulation on networked workstations and multiprocessors

    • Marian Bubak, Jacek Mościński, Marek Pogoda

    Pages 243-250

14. General-purpose parallel computing in a high-energy physics experiment at CERN

    • J. Apostolakis, L. M. Bertolotto, C. E. Bruschini, P. Calafiura, F. Gagliardi, M. Metcalf et al.

    Pages 251-257

15. Parallel simulation for High Energy Physics

    • John Apostolakis

    Pages 258-262

16. Focusing of the pulse modulated radiation of a concentric waveguide array in biological tissues: An investigation made feasible by HPC

    • Konstantina S. Nikita, Andy J. Marsh

    Pages 263-268

17. Simulating light scattering from micron-sized particles

    • A. G. Hoekstra, M. D. Grimminck, P. M. A. Sloot

    Pages 269-275

18. Lattice Boltzmann simulations of electrostatic plasma turbulence

    • G. Fogaccia, R. Benzi, F. Romanelli

    Pages 276-282

19. Parallel turbulence simulation based on MPI

    • Martin Strietzel

    Pages 283-289

20. Experiences with HPF for scientific applications

    • G. Cabitza, C. Nardone, C. Bagaini, A. Balzano, E. Bonomi, L. Brieger et al.

    Pages 290-296

This comprehensive volume presents the refereed proceedings of the International Conference and Exhibition on High-Performance Computing and Networking, HPCN Europe 1996, held in Brussels, Belgium, in April 1996 under the sponsorship of the CEC.
The 175 papers and posters included address all relevant theoretical aspects of HPCN and computational sciences as well as a variety of applicational aspects in numerous fields. The volume is organized in four tracks; industrial applications, general applications, computational science, and computer science aspects of HPCN.

• Hgh Performance Communication
• Hochleistungskommunikation
• Hochleistungsrechnen
• Modeling
• Modellierung
• Visualisierung
• Vsualisation
• Wissenschaftlich
• computational science
• computer science
• high performance computing
• performance
• scientific computing
• algorithm analysis and problem complexity

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