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Major advances in computing are occurring at an ever-increasing pace. This is especially so in the area of high performance computing (HPC), where today's supercomputer is tomorrow's workstation. High Performance Computing Systems and Applications is a record of HPCS'98, the 12th annual Symposium on High Performance Computing Systems and Applications. The quality of the conference was significantly enhanced by the high proportion of keynote and invited speakers. This book presents the latest research in HPC architecture, networking, applications and tools. Of special note are the sections on computational biology and physics. High Performance Computing Systems and Applications is suitable as a secondary text for a graduate-level course on computer architecture and networking, and as a reference for researchers and practitioners in industry.

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Preface xi
Part I Keynote Presentations
1 Making Computer Design a Science Instead of an Art
3(12)
John L. Gustafson
2 Scalable Shared Memory and Shared Memory Clustering
15(2)
Marc Snir
3 High-Performance Computational Grids
17(2)
Ian Foster
4 High Performance Computing and Computational Chemistry in Canada---Quo Vadis
19(2)
Dennis Salahub
5 Scalable Shared-Memory Multiprocessing: The Future of High-Performance Computing
21(2)
Daniel Lenoski
6 Challenges of Future High-End Computing
23(14)
David H. Bailey
Part II Computational Physics
7 Parallel Performance of a Code Using Multidimensional FFTs (Invited Paper)
37(10)
John A. Zollweg
8 Object-Oriented Scientific Programming with Fortran 90 (Invited Paper)
47(12)
Charles D. Norton
9 Alternating Direction Implicit Methods on Distributed and Shared Memory Parallel Computers (Invited Paper)
59(12)
Robert Rankin
Igor Voronkov
10 Simulating Galaxy Formation on SMPs
71(14)
Robert Thacker
Hugh Couchman
Frazer Pearce
Part III Database Systems
11 Data Parallelism in Java
85(16)
Michael Philippsen
12 A Comparative Study of Soft Real-Time Transaction Scheduling Policies in Parallel Database Systems
101(18)
Sonia Takkar
Sivarama P. Dandamudi
13 An Age-Threshold Algorithm for Garbage Collection in Log-Structured Arrays and File Systems
119(14)
Jai Menon
Larry Stockmeyer
14 Thinking Big in a Small World --- Efficient Query Execution on Small-scale SMPs
133(16)
Stefan Manegold
Florian Waas
Part IV Parallel I/O Issues
15 Speeding Up Automatic Parallel I/O Performance Optimization in Panda
149(14)
Yinq Chen
Marianne Winslett
16 Software Caching in A Parallel I/O Runtime System to Support Irregular Applications
163(14)
Sung-Soon Park
Jaechun No
Jesus Carretero
Alok Choudhary
17 HIPPI-6400---Designing for Speed
177(16)
Don E. Tolmie
Part V Performance Issues
18 RSD -- Resource and Service Description
193(14)
Matthias Brune
Jorn Gehring
Axel Keller
Alexander Reinefeld
19 An Examination of the Performance of Two Electromagnetic Simulations on a Beowulf-Class Computer
207(10)
Daniel S. Katz
Tom Cwik
Thomas Sterling
20 Managing Divisible Loadon Partitionable Networks
217(14)
Keqin Li
Part VI Computational Chemistry
21 NWChem Molecular Dynamics Simulation (Invited Paper)
231(10)
T.P. Straatsma
22 Using Gaussian Geminal Functions in Molecular Calculations: Integral Evaluation (Invited Presentation)
241(2)
Andrew Komornicki
23 The Development of Parallel GAM ESS (Invited Presentation)
243(2)
Michael W. Schmidt
24 Applications/Technology Push/Pull: Building Computational Infrastructure (Invited Presentation)
245(4)
Peter Taylor
Part VII NUMA Architectures
25 A Virtual Cache Scheme for Improving Cache-Affinity on Multiprogrammed Shared Memory Multiprocessors
249(2)
Dongwook Kim
Eunjin Kim
Joonwon Lee
26 Stable Performance for cc-NUMA using First-Touch Page Placement and Reactive Proxies
251(16)
Sarah A. M. Talbot
Paul H. J. Kelly
27 A Comparative Study of Cache-Coherent Nonuniform Memory Access Systems
267(16)
Gheith A. Abandah
Edward S. Davidson
28 Parallel Computation of the Diameter of a Graph
283(16)
Jean-Albert Ferrez
Komei Fukuda
Thomas M. Liebling
Part VIII Computational Biology
29 Calculation of Solvation Free Energies
299(10)
Enrico O. Purisima
30 Molecular Docking With a View: The Integration of a Monte Carlo Docking Program into a Virtual Reality Environment
309(14)
Trevor Hart
Richard Gillilan
Ryan Lilien
Steven Ness
Randy Read
31 Structural Ribonucleic Acid Motifs Identification And Classification
323(10)
Patrick Gendron
Daniel Gautheret
Francois Major
32 Computational Protein Folding
333(14)
John R. Gunn
Part IX Applications
33 Distributed Computing Over High-Speed Local Area Networks
347(16)
Sherali Zeadally
34 Fast and Efficient Parallel Matrix Computations on a Linear Array with a Reconfigurable Pipelined Optical Bus System
363(18)
Keqin Li
Yi Pan
Si-Qing Zheng
35 Development of Parallel, Adaptive Finite Element Implementations for Modeling Two-Phase Oil/Water Flow
381(10)
Donald J. Morton
36 Parallel Solution Alternatives for Sparse Triangular Systems in Interior Point Methods
391(16)
Huseyin Simitci
Part X General Session
37 Managing Long Linked Lists Using Lock-Free Techniques
407(16)
Mohammad Farook
Peter Graham
38 Single Stepping in Concurrent Executions
423(16)
Thomas Kunz
Marc Khouzam
39 Adaptive Parallelism on a Network of Workstations
439(14)
Mohan V. Nibhanupudi
Boleslaw K. Szymanski
40 A New Family of Ring-Bisection Networks and Routing Algorithms
453(10)
Yuzhong Sun
Paul Y.S. Cheung
Xiaola Lin
Index 463