Pritchard

Euro-Par¿98 Parallel Processing

4th International Euro-Par Conference Southampton, UK, September 1¿4, 1998 Proceedings
Herausgegeben:Pritchard, David; Reeve, Jeff

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Parallel Processing, Euro-Par'98, held in Southampton, UK, in September 1998.
The Euro-Par'98 conference is organized in initially 23 workshops addressing all current topics in parallel processing ranging from hardware via software and algorithms to applications. The book presents a total of 134 revised papers selected from a total of 238 submissions from 33 countries. The selection of the papers is based on more than 850 individual reviews. The book presents the state of the art in parallel processing research and development.

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Produktdetails

• Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1470
• Verlag: Springer / Springer Berlin Heidelberg / Springer, Berlin
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 978-3-540-64952-6
• 1998.
• Seitenzahl: 1212
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 1998
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 155mm x 65mm
• Gewicht: 1477g
• ISBN-13: 9783540649526
• ISBN-10: 3540649522
• Artikelnr.: 09256893

Inhaltsangabe

Random number generation and simulation on vector and parallel computers.- Heterogeneous HPC environments.- Quantum cryptography on optical fiber networks.- Very distributed media stories: Presence, time, imagination.- HPcc as high performance commodity computing on Top of integrated Java, CORBA, COM and Web standards.- Workshop 1 Support tools and environments.- Process migration and fault tolerance of BSPlib programs running on networks of workstations.- A parallel-system design toolset for vision and image processing.- Achieving portability and efficiency through automatic optimisation: An investigation in parallel image processing.- EDPEPPS: A toolset for the design and performance evaluation of parallel applications.- Verifying a performance estimator for parallel DBMSs.- Generating parallel applications of spatial interaction models.- Performance measurement of interpreted programs.- Analysing an SQL application with a BSPlib call-graph profiling tool.- A graphical tool for the visualization and animation of communicating sequential processes.- A universal infrastructure for the run-time monitoring of parallel and distributed applications.- Net-dbx: A Java powered tool for interactive debugging of MPI programs across the internet.- Workshop 2+8 Performance evaluation and prediction.- Configurable load measurement in heterogeneous workstation clusters.- Exploiting spatial and temporal locality of accesses: A new hardware-based monitoring approach for DSM systems.- On the self-similar nature of workstations and WWW servers workload.- White-box benchmarking.- Cache misses prediction for high performance sparse algorithms.- h-Relation models for current standard parallel platforms.- Practical simulation of large-scale parallel programs and its performance analysis of the NAS Parallel Benchmarks.- Assessing LogP model parameters for the IBM-SP.- Communication pre-evaluation in HPF.- Modeling the communication behavior of distributed memory machines by genetic programming.- Representing and executing real-time systems.- Fixed priority scheduling of age constraint processes.- Workshop 03: Scheduling and load balancing.- Optimizing load balance and communication on parallel computers with distributed shared memory.- Performance analysis and portability of the PLUM load balancing system.- Experimental studies in load balancing.- On-line scheduling of parallelizable jobs.- On optimal k-iinear scheduling of tree-like task graphs for LogP-machines.- Static scheduling using task replication for LogP and BSP models.- Aspect ratio for mesh partitioning.- A competitive symmetrical transfer policy for load sharing.- Scheduling data-parallel computations on heterogeneous and time-shared environments.- A lower bound for dynamic scheduling of data parallel programs.- A general modular specification for distributed schedulers.- Feedback guided dynamic loop scheduling: Algorithms and experiments.- Load balancing for problems with good bisectors, and applications in finite element simulations.- An efficient strategy for task duplication in multiport message-passing systems.- Evaluation of process migration for parallel heterogeneous workstation clusters.- Using alternative schedules for fault tolerance in parallel programs on a network of workstations.- Dynamic and randomized load distribution in arbitrary networks.- Workshop 04 automatic parallelization and high-performance compilers.- Data distribution at run-time: Re-using execution plans.- Enhancing spatial locality via data layout optimizations.- Parallelization of unstructured mesh computations using data structure formalization.- Parallel constant propagation.- Optimization of SIMD programs with redundant computations.- Exploiting course grain parallelism from FORTRAN by mapping it to IF1.- A parallelization framework for recursive tree programs.- Optimal orthogonal tiling.- Enhancing the performance of autoscheduling in Distributed Shared Memory multiprocessors.- Workshop 05+15 distri