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ORCIDSpringSim 2011: Boston, MA, USA
- Layne T. Watson, Gary W. Howell, William I. Thacker, Steven Seidel:
2011 Spring Simulation Multi-conference, SpringSim '11, Boston, MA, USA, April 03-07, 2011. Volume 6: Proceedings of the 19th High Performance Computing Symposia (HPC). SCS/ACM 2011 - Jörg Dümmler, Thomas Rauber, Gudula Rünger:
Component-based programming techniques for coarse-grained parallelism. 4-11 - Jacques M. Bahi, Raphaël Couturier, Lilia Ziane Khodja:
Parallel GMRES implementation for solving sparse linear systems on GPU clusters. 12-19 - Jayanta Choudhury:
Corrected model for "predicting the relative performance of CPU". 20-25 - Zhilim Zhang, Junying Zhang, Qiuyan Huo, Jingyu Chen, Xuezhou Xu:
SEERDIS: a DHT-based resource indexing and discovery scheme for the data center. 26-32 - Patrick Mackey, John Feo, Pak Chung Wong, Yousu Chen:
A highly parallel implementation of k-means for multithreaded architecture. 33-39 - Fang Liu, Ritu Mundhe, Masha Sosonkina, Chase Cockrell, Miles Aronnax, Pieter Maris, James P. Vary:
A data management system for ab-initio nuclear physics applications. 40-47 - Khaled Hamidouche, Joel Falcou, Daniel Etiemble:
A framework for an automatic hybrid MPI+OpenMP code generation. 48-55 - Ather Saeed, Andrew Stranieri, Richard Dazeley:
Fault-tolerant data aggregation scheme for monitoring of critical events in grid based healthcare sensor networks. 56-64 - Kai Baumgarten, Thomas Rauber:
Fast approximation algorithms for scheduling independent multiprocessor tasks. 65-72 - Luca Biferale, Mauro Sbragaglia, Andrea Scagliarini, Filippo Mantovani, Marcello Pivanti, Sebastiano Fabio Schifano, Raffaele Tripiccione, Fabio Pozzati, Federico Toschi:
Lattice Boltzmann method simulations on massively parallel multi-core architectures. 73-80 - Benoît Pradelle, Philippe Clauss, Vincent Loechner:
Adaptive runtime selection of parallel schedules in the polytope model. 81-88 - David R. Easterling, Layne T. Watson, Michael L. Madigan:
Direct search versus simulated annealing on two high dimensional problems. 89-95 - Amal Alghamdi, Aron J. Ahmadia, David I. Ketcheson, Matthew G. Knepley, Kyle T. Mandli, Lisandro Dalcín:
PetClaw: a scalable parallel nonlinear wave propagation solver for Python. 96-103 - Rhonda D. Phillips, Layne T. Watson, Randolph H. Wynne:
An SMP soft classification algorithm for remote sensing. 104-110 - Sai Kiran Talamudupula, Masha Sosonkina, Michael W. Schmidt:
Asynchronous invocation of adaptations in electronic structure calculations. 111-117 - Tae-Hyuk Ahn, Adrian Sandu:
Fully implicit tau-leaping methods for the stochastic simulation of chemical kinetics. 118-125 - Nicholas R. Radcliffe, Masha Sosonkina, Layne T. Watson:
Communication with spawned processes. 126-133 - Lukás Polok, Pavel Smrz:
Implementing random indexing on GPU. 134-142 - Hong Zhang, Adrian Sandu:
FATODE: a library for forward, adjoint and tangent linear integration of stiff systems. 143-150 - Denis V. Gladkov, Samuel Alberts, Roshan M. D'Souza, Steven Andrews:
Accelerating the smoldyn spatial stochastic biochemical reaction network simulator using GPUs. 151-158 - Gary W. Howell:
"Wide or tall" and "sparse matrix dense matrix" multiplications. 159-165 - Christopher R. Leonardi, David W. Holmes, John R. Williams, Peter Tilke:
A multi-core numerical framework for characterizing flow in oil reservoirs. 166-174
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