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ORCIDParallel Computing, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, March 1985
- Roger W. Hockney:
(r∞, n1/2, s1/2) measurements on the 2-CPU CRAY X-MP. 1-14 - Wolfgang Händler:
Dynamic computer structures for manifold utilization. 15-32 - Ulrike Meier Yang:
A parallel partition method for solving banded systems of linear equations. 33-43 - Daniel A. Reed, Merrell L. Patrick:
Parallel, iterative solution of sparse linear systems: Models and architectures. 45-67 - J. J. Modi, John S. Rollett:
An algorithm for inverse square-roots. 69-71 - Nikola K. Kasabov
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A method for SIMD/MIMD functionally reconfigurable multimicroprocessor systems design and parallel data exchange algorithms. 73-78 - Willi Schönauer, Wolfgang Gentzsch:
The efficient use of vector computers with emphasis to computational fluid dynamics. 79-82
Volume 2, Number 2, June 1985
- Hiroshi Tamura, Sachio Kamiya, Takahiro Ishigai:
FACOM VP-100/200: Supercomputers with ease of use. 87-107 - Donald A. Calahan:
Task granularity studies on a many-processor CRAY X-MP. 109-118 - Roger W. Hockney:
MIMD computing in the USA - 1984. 119-136 - J. A. Clausing, Ray Hagstrom, Ewing L. Lusk, Ross A. Overbeek:
A technique for achieving portability among multiprocessors: Implementation on the Lemur. 137-162 - N. C. Kalra, P. C. P. Bhatt:
Parallel algorithms for tree traversals. 163-171 - Wilhelm Oberaigner:
Parallel algorithms for rounding exact evaluation of sums of products. 173-182
Volume 2, Number 3, November 1985
- George S. Almási, George Paul:
Introduction. 185-190 - George S. Almási:
Overview of parallel processing. 191-203 - Garry H. Rodrigue:
Inner/outer iterative methods and numerical Schwarz algorithms. 205-218 - R. Ohbuchi:
Overview of parallel processing research in Japan. 219-228 - Carlo Ghezzi:
Concurrency in programming languages: A survey. 229-241 - Peter M. Kogge:
Function-based computing and parallelism: A review. 243-253 - Paul O. Frederickson, Rondall E. Jones, Brian T. Smith:
Synchronization and control of parallel algorithms. 255-264 - Daniel Gajski, Jih-Kwon Peir:
Comparison of five multiprocessor systems. 265-282 - Scott E. Fahlman:
Parallel processing in artificial intelligence. 283-286 - Philip C. Treleaven:
Control-driven, data-driven and demand-driven computer architecture. 287-288
Volume 2, Number 4, December 1985
- Arthur W. Rizzi:
Vector coding the finite-volume procedure for the CYBER 205. 295-312 - David J. Evans, Shao-Wen Mai:
Two parallel algorithms for the convex hull problem in a two dimensional space. 313-326 - Friedhelm Seutter:
CEPROL: A cellular programming language. 327-333 - Jørgen Staunstrup, Jens Ove Jespersen, Ole V. Johansen:
Physical datarepresentation in a multiprocessor database machine. 335-343 - Shirley A. Williams:
The transformation of collections of communicating sequential processes that represent pipeline configurations. 345-351 - Swamy Kutti:
Taxonomy of parallel processing and definitions. 353-359
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