373-056
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On Special-purpose Hardware Clusters for High-performance Computational Grids
J.M. Lehrter, F.N. Abu-Khzam, D.W. Bouldin, M.A. Langston, and G.D. Peterson (USA)
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373-072
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The Vega Personal Grid: A Lightweight Grid Architecture
W. Li, Z. Xu, B. Li, and Y. Gong (PRC)
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Abstract
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373-074
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Grid Computing Distribution using Network Processors
B. Liljeqvist and L. Bengtsson (Sweden)
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Abstract
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373-076
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Cluster-based Molecular Dynamics Parallel Simulation in Thermophysics
J. Shu, B. Wang, J. Wang, M. Chen, and W. Zheng (PRC)
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Abstract
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373-082
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Navigation in Grid Space with the NAS Grid Benchmarks
M. Frumkin and R. Hood (USA)
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Abstract
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373-161
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Climateprediction.net: Design Principles for Public-resource Modeling Research
D. Stainforth, J. Kettleborough, A. Martin, A. Simpson, R. Gillis, A. Akkas, R. Gault, M. Collins, D. Gavaghan, and M. Allen (UK)
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373-197
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The System for Evolutionary Computing on the Computational Grid
Y. Tanimura, T. Hiroyasu, M. Miki, and K. Aoi (Japan)
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Abstract
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373-252
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Evaluating Communication Performance Measurement Methods for Distributed Systems
T.T. Le (USA)
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Abstract
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373-075
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A Scaleable and Fault-tolerant Architecture for Distributed Web Resource Discovery
A. Fongen, F. Eliassen (Norway), I. Ferguson, S. Stobart, and J. Tait (UK)
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373-087
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Phatpackets for Data Transport WITHIN an HPC Network
S. Huang and R.D. McLeod (Canada)
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373-121
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Peer-to-peer Communities: Formation and Discovery
M. Khambatti, K. Ryu, and P. Dasgupta (USA)
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373-124
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Distributed Dimension Reduction Algorithms for Widely Dispersed Data
F.N. Abu-Khzam, N.F. Samatova, G. Ostrouchov, M.A. Langston, and G. Al Geist (USA)
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373-153
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Parallel Maintenance of Materialized Views on Personal Computer Clusters
W. Liang (Australia) and J.X. Yu (PRC)
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373-168
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Characteristic-entry Logs in the Memorysafe Information System
Y. Qian, L.M.G. Feijs, and R. Udink (The Netherlands)
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373-220
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A Comparison of Peer-to-peer Query Response Modes
W. Hoschek (Switzerland)
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373-228
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Efficient Algorithms for Ghost Cell Updates on Two Classes of MPP Architectures
B. Palmer and J. Nieplocha (USA)
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373-232
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A Redistribution Function for a Distributed Array Datatype on Distributed Computing Environments
T. Imamura (Germany)
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Abstract
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373-044
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Comparative Performance Study of Distributed Deadlock Handlign Techniques for the Generalized Request Model
A. Córdoba, J. Villadangos, F. Fariña, J.R. González de Mendívil, and J.J. Astrain (Spain)
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373-058
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A Formal Model for Eventual Consistency Semantics
A.-M. Bosneag and M. Brockmeyer (USA)
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373-077
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A Performance Evaluation of a Safe-distributed Deadlock Resolution Algorithm for the OR Model
J. Villadangos, F. Fariña, A. Cordoba, J.R. González de Mendívil, and J.R. Garitagoitia (Spain)
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373-088
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A Dynamic Programming Technique for Analyzing Business Process Management Systems
A. Tarek (USA)
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373-110
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A Checkpoint using Loose Synchronization in Distributed Systems
I.K. Takeuchi and Y. Nakayama (Japan)
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Abstract
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373-117
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On the Use of Category Theory for Specification Composition of Dependable Distributed Protocols
P. Sinha and D.Q. Ren (Canada)
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373-144
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Hierarchical Coordinated Checkpointing Protocol
H.S. Paul, A. Gupta, and R. Badrinath (India)
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373-152
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Fairlocks – A High Performance Fair Locking Scheme
S. Swaminathan, J. Stultz, J.F. Vogel, and P. McKenney (USA)
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373-155
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NCPN: A Simulation Tool for Coloured Petri Nets
X. Liu, W. Gao, and N. Sun (PRC)
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Abstract
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373-171
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Large-scale Group Communication Protocol for a Two-layered Group
K. Taguchi and M. Takizawa (Japan)
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373-190
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Security Policy Management in Distributed Systems
M. Hitchens, V. Varadharajan, and G. Saunders (Australia)
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373-201
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A Secured Service Framework for Mobile Agent based Distributed Systems
T.I. Wang, M.-C. Lee, and D.-Y. Ye (Taiwan)
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373-204
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The Design of the Reliable Communication Path in the Distributed Multiprocessor System
H.-S. Park, J.-S. Kim, and C. Youn (Korea)
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373-246
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A Randomized Solution to the Distributed Resource Allocation Problem
C. Palamidessi and M. Pilquist (USA)
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373-034
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Location of Base Station
V. Kaminsky (Israel) and A. Medinets (Ukraine)
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373-091
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Analysis and Algorithms for Partitioning of Large-scale Adaptive Mobile Networks
B. Xiao, Q. Zhuge, E.H.-M. Sha (USA), and C. Chantrapornchai (Thailand)
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373-185
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Memory-based Compensation Model for Wireless Fair Scheduling Protocols
A. El-Nahas, A. Hamad, and T. Mostafa (Egypt)
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373-216
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Architectural Software Power Estimation Support for Power Aware Remote Processing
G. Kaefer, J. Haid, K.Voit, and R. Weiss (Austria)
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373-221
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Power Aware Metrics for Wireless Sensor Networks
A. Salhieh and L. Schwiebert (USA)
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373-229
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Supporting Disconnected Computing in Mobile Agent Systems
P.J. Marques, P.S. Santos, L.M. Silva, and J.G. Silva (Portugal)
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373-244
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Boundary Tracking Solutions for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
B. Carbunar, N. Narasimhan, and V. Vasudevan (USA)
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Abstract
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373-254
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An Economics-based Power-aware Protocol for Computation Distribution in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks
L. Shang, R.P. Dick, and N.K. Jha (USA)
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373-023
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Transparency on Developing Distributed Applications with ATLAS
M. Fairén and À. Vinacua (Spain)
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373-112
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Automatic Improvement of Scheduling Policies in Parsley Parallel Programming Environment
M. Sekijima, S. Takasaki, S. Nakamura, and K. Shimizu (Japan)
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373-115
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Nautilus, a Diagrammatic Specification and Programming Language
F. D’Andrea, P. Blauth Menezes, C. Fuzitaki, J. Machado, and S. Costa (Brazil)
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373-151
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Skeletons in MPI
M. Danelutto and D. Ratti (Italy)
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373-162
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SSCRAP: An Environment for Coarse Grained Algorithms
M. Essaïdi, I. Guérin Lassous, and J. Gustedt (France)
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373-173
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GPSHMEM: Application to Kernel Benchmarks
K. Parzyszek and R.A. Kendall (USA)
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373-180
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An Introduction to New Extensions for Stochastic Activity Networks
M.A. Azgomi and A. Movaghar (Iran)
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373-189
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Domain-specific Metaware for Hydrologic Applications
D. Andresen, M. Neilsen, G. Singh, and P. Kalita (USA)
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373-191
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A Dynamic Hierarchical System for Large Scale Distributed Applications
J. Uekawa, T. Hiroyasu, M. Miki, and Y. Tanimura (Japan)
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373-196
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A DSM Operating System for Persistent Objects
P. Schulthess, T. Bindhammer, R. Goeckelmann, M. Schoettner, and M. Wende (Germany)
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373-235
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The MP_Lite Message-passing Library
D. Turner, S. Selvarajan, X. Chen, and W. Chen (USA)
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373-239
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A Hierarchical Multiple SIMD Architecture for Artificial Neural Networks
K.-S. Kim, C.-G. Kim, and S.-D. Kim (Korea)
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373-245
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ARMaDA: An Adaptive Application-sensitive Partitioning Framework for SAMR Applications
S. Chandra and M. Parashar (USA)
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Abstract
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373-250
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Implementation of a Functional Bulk Synchronous Parallel Programming Library
F. Loulergue (France)
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373-131
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Distributed Parallel Computing using Navigational Programming: Orchestrating Computations Around Data
L. Pan, L.F. Bic, M.B. Dillencourt, J.J. Huseynov, and M.K. Lai (USA)
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373-134
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SANtopia: Shared-disk File System for Storage Cluster
Y.-J. Lee, C.-S. Park, G.-B. Kim, K.-W. Rim, and B.-J.Shin (Korea)
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373-203
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Forecasting Stock Prices using Neural Networks on a Beowulf Cluster
R.M. Rahman, R.L. Thulasiram, and P. Thulasiraman (Canada)
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373-209
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An Object-oriented Framework for Parallel, Reactive Molecular Dynamics Simulation
S.J. Stuart, Y. Li, and J.W. Mintmire (USA)
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Abstract
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373-237
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Tractable Real-time Air Traffic Control Automation
W.C. Meilander, M. Jin, and J.W. Baker (USA)
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373-037
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A PC Cluster System Employing the IEEE 1394
K. Hyoudou, R. Ozaki, and Y. Nakayama (Japan)
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373-062
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The MOSIX Parallel I/O System for Scalable I/O Performance
L. Amar, A. Barak, and A. Shiloh (Israel)
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373-079
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ATOLL: Performance and Cost Optimization of a San Interconnect
U. Brüning, H. Fröning, P.R. Schulz, and L. Rzymianowicz (Germany)
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373-089
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Application of Parallel Replica Dynamics to Pyrolysis of n-Hexadecane
O. Kum, B.M. Dickson, S.J. Stuart, B.P. Uberuaga, and A.F. Voter (USA)
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373-114
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A Fault Tolerant Pipelined Cluster Model
W. Yanphanich, K.M. George, and N. Park (USA)
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373-177
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FTOP: A Library for Fault Tolerance in a Cluster
R. Badrinath, R. Gupta, and N. Shrivastava (India)
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373-226
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Linux Clustering using the PowerPC G4 Processor
D. Grieg, C. Collins, T. Benjegerdes, and B. Bode (USA)
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373-093
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Software Architecture for Remote Control of Computer Hardware Interfaces
H. Liu, D.A. Perreault, and K.A. Perreault (USA)
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373-126
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Architectural Support for 3D Graphics in the Complex Streamed Instruction Set
D. Cheresiz, B. Juurlink, S. Vassiliadis, and H.A.G. Wijshoff (The Netherlands)
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373-157
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Scalable Algorithms for Faulty R-Meshes
A.G. Bourgeois (USA) and J.A. Fernández-Zepeda (Mexico)
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373-166
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An Evaluation Architecture for a Network Coprocessor
J. Hatashita, J. Harris, H. Smith, and P.L. Nico (USA)
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373-195
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Proposal and Design of a Parallel Queue Processor Architecture (PQP)
M. Sowa, B.A. Abderazek, S. Shigeta, K. Nikolova, and T. Yoshinaga (Japan)
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373-211
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Design and Implementation of a Programmable Scheduling Engine for ATM Switches
H.-C. Chi and K.-Y. Fu (Taiwan)
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373-225
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A Width Expansion of MMX/SIMD Processing Architecture on an FPGA
R. Hoare, D. Swope, and S. Bailey (USA)
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373-080
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Parallel Computation for Wavelet Packet Transform
X. Fu, K.J. Liszka, and B. Xie (USA)
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373-183
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An Optimizing Search Method of Systolic Array Design
K. Jiang and Y. Sun (PRC)
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Abstract
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373-214
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Parallel Algorithm for the Law-of-the-Jungle Learning to the Fast Design of Optimal Codebooks
K. Sano, S. Momose, H. Takizawa, T. Nakajima, C.D. Lima, H. Kobayashi, and T. Nakamura (Japan)
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373-248
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Dynamic Load-balancing of Image Processing Applications on Heterogeneous Networks of Workstations
S. Piersall and S. Elfayoumy (USA)
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373-802
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Parallel Volume Rendering with Sparse Data Structures
J. Liu, C.-H. Huang, and D.-L. Yang (Taiwan)
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373-042
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Simulation of Policy based Networks through Differentiated Service Levels using Arena Simulation Software
K.V. Nagarajan, P. Vial, and G. Awyzio (Australia)
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373-096
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Probabilistic Analysis on Mesh Network Fault Tolerance
J. Chen and T. Wang (USA)
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Abstract
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373-145
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Admission Control Algorithms for Hard Real-time Connections in ATM Networks
J. Martyna (Poland)
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373-147
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Dynamic Issues in MPLS Service Restoration
R. Bartoš and A. Gandhi (USA)
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Abstract
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373-181
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A Fault-tolerant Routing Strategy for Generalized Hierarchical Completely-connected Networks
T. Takabatake, M. Kitakami, and H. Ito (Japan)
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373-208
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JOR: A Java Object Router
N. Mohamed, A. Davis, X. Liu, and B. Ramamurthy (USA)
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Abstract
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373-255
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Hardware Scheduling in High-speed, High-capacity IP Routers
S.Q. Zheng, M. Yang, and F. Masetti (USA)
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373-259
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Fault Tolerant Unicast Wormhole Routing in Irregular Computer Networks
M. Karpovsky, M. Mustafa, and R. Mathur (USA)
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What are Digital Object Identifers?
This publication covers the following topics: Grid Computing; Routing Algorithms and Complexity; Parallel Algorithms and Applications; Distributed Data; Distributed Systems; Wireless Communications; Load Distribution; Programming Systems; Tools and Applications; Cluster Computing; Hardware Architectures; Image Processing and Applications; Network Routing and Routers; Networks and Systems; Compilation Techniques; Memory Access and Systems; Scheduling; and Optical Networking and Communication Systems.