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12th IPPS / 9. SPDP 1998 Workshops: Orlando, Florida, USA

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    José D. P. Rolim:
    Parallel and Distributed Processing, 10 IPPS/SPDP'98 Workshops Held in Conjunction with the 12th International Parallel Processing Symposium and 9th Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, Orlando, Florida, USA, March 30 - April 3, 1998, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1388, Springer 1998, ISBN 3-540-64359-1

Reconfigurable Architectures Workshop

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    Gautam Ghare, Soo-Young Lee:
    Dynamic Reconfiguration of a PMMLA for High-Throughput Applications. 1-6
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    William Fornaciari, Vincenzo Piuri:
    Virtual FPGAs: Some Steps Behind the Physical Barriers. 7-12
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    Pierpaolo Baglietto, Massimo Maresca, Mauro Migliardi:
    A Parallel Algorithm for Minimum Cost Path Computation on Polymorphic Processor Array. 13-18
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    Jeffrey Walrath, Ranga Vemuri:
    A Performance Modeling and Analysis Environment for Reconfigurable Computers. 19-24
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    Gordon J. Brebner, Adam Donlin:
    Runtime Reconfigurable Routing. 25-30
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    Iyad Ouaiss, Sriram Govindarajan, Vinoo Srinivasan, Meenakshi Kaul, Ranga Vemuri:
    An Integrated Partitioning and Synthesis System for Dynamically Reconfigurable Multi-FPGA Architectures. 31-36
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    John Spillane, Henry L. Owen:
    Temporal Partitioning for Partially-Reconfigurable-Field-Programmable Gate. 37-42
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    Don Davis, Michael Barr, Toby Bennett, Stephen Edwards, Jonathan Harris, Ian Miller, Chris Schanck:
    A Java Development and Runtime Environment for Reconfigurable Computing. 43-48
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    Kamlesh Rath, Jian Li:
    Synthesizing Reconfigurable Sequential Machines Using Tabular Models. 49-54
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    Arthur Abnous, Katsunori Seno, Yuji Ichikawa, Marlene Wan, Jan M. Rabaey:
    Evaluation of a Low-Power Reconfigurable DSP Architecture. 55-60
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    Andreas Kirschbaum, Jürgen Becker, Manfred Glesner:
    A Reconfigurable Hardware-Monitor for Communication Analysis in Distributed Real-Time Systems. 61-66
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    Reiner W. Hartenstein, Michael Herz, Thomas Hoffmann, Ulrich Nageldinger:
    On Reconfigurable Co-processing Units. 67-72
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    Stephen M. Scalera, John J. Murray, Steve Lease:
    A Mathematical Benefit Analysis of Context Switching Reconfigurable Computing. 73-78
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    Bharadwaj Pudipeddi, A. Lynn Abbott, Peter M. Athanas:
    A Configurable Computing Approach Towards Real-Time Target Tracking. 79-84
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    Yuichiro Shibata, Hidenori Miyazaki, Xiao-ping Ling, Hideharu Amano:
    HOSMII: A Virtual Hardware Integrated with DRAM. 85-90
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    Jean-Luc Beuchat, Jacques-Olivier Haenni, Eduardo Sanchez:
    Hardware Reconfigurable Neural Networks. 91-98
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    Carsten Steckel, Martin Middendorf, Hossam A. ElGindy, Hartmut Schmeck:
    A Simulator for the Reconfigurable Mesh Architecture. 99-104
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    Reiner Kolla, Oliver Springauf:
    PACE: Processor Architectures for Circuit Emulation. 105-110

Workshop on Run-Time Systems for Parallel Programming

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    Laxmikant V. Kalé, Milind A. Bhandarkar, Robert Brunner, Josh Yelon:
    Multiparadigm, Multilingual Interoperability: Experience with Converse. 111-122
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    Chu-Cheow Lim, Yoke-Hean Low, Wentong Cai, Wen-Jing Hsu, Shell-Ying Huang, Stephen John Turner:
    An Empirical Comparison of Runtime Systems for Conservative Parallel Simulation. 123-134
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    Tim Rühl, Henri E. Bal:
    Synchronizing Operations on Multiple Objects. 135-146
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    Mohan V. Nibhanupudi, Boleslaw K. Szymanski:
    Runtime Support for Virtual BSP Computer. 147-158
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    Stefan Petri, Matthias Bolz, Horst Langendörfer:
    Migration and Rollback Transparency for Arbitrary Distributed Applications in Workstation Clusters. 159-170
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    Hongsuda Tangmunarunkit, Peter Steenkiste:
    Network-Aware Distributed Computing: A Case Study. 171-182
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    Dimitrios S. Nikolopoulos, Eleftherios D. Polychronopoulos, Theodore S. Papatheodorou:
    Efficient Runtime Thread Management for the Nano-Threads Programming Model. 183-194
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    Jörg Nolte:
    A Topology Based Approach to Coordinated Multicast Operations. 195-206

Workshop on Biologically Inspired Solutions to Parallel Processing Problems

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    José Luis Fernández-Villacañas Martín, J. M. Fatah, Shara Amin:
    Computing with Evolving Proteins. 207-215
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    Luiz Satoru Ochi, Dalessandro Soares Vianna, Lúcia Maria de A. Drummond, André O. Victor:
    A Parallel Evolutionary Algorithm for the Vehicle Routing Problem with Heterogeneous Fleet. 216-224
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    Claudia Leopold:
    Locality Optimization for Program Instances. 225-233
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    Jing-Fu Jenq, Wing Ning Li:
    Artificial Neural Networks on Reconfigurable Meshes. 234-242
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    Tadeusz Szuba:
    A Molecular Quasi-Random Model of Computations Applied to Evaluate Collective Intelligence. 243-251
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    Xiangjian He, Tom Hintz, Ury Szewcow:
    Replicated Shared Object Model for Edge Detection with Spiral Architecture. 252-260
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    Franciszek Seredynski:
    Scheduling Tasks of a Parallel Program in Two-Processor Systems with Use of Cellular Automata. 261-269
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    Tzilla Elrad, Jinlong Lin:
    Evolving Processes and Evolution Schedulers for Concurrent Scheduling Controls and Parallel Evolutionary Computation. 270-278
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    Roman Nossal:
    An Evolutionary Approach to Multiprocessor Scheduling of Dependent Tasks. 279-287
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    Shaharuddin Salleh, Albert Y. Zomaya:
    Multiprocessor Scheduling Using Mean-Field Annealing. 288-296
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    R. O. Rogers, David B. Skillicorn:
    Using the BSP Cost Model to Optimise Parallel Neural Network Training. 297-305
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    El-Ghazali Talbi, Jean-Marc Geib, Z. Hafidi, Djemai Kebbal:
    A Fault-Tolerant Parallel Heuristic for Assignment Problems. 306-314
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    Consolación Gil, Julio Ortega, Antonio F. Díaz, Maria Dolores Gil Montoya:
    Meta-heuristics for Circuit Partitioning in Parallel Test Generation. 315-323

Workshop on Randomized Parallel Computing

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    Danny Krizanc:
    A Survey of Randomness and Parallelism in Comparison Problems. 324-329
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    David Hsu, Lydia E. Kavraki, Jean-Claude Latombe, Rajeev Motwani:
    Capturing the Connectivity of High-Dimensional Geometric Spaces by Parallelizable Random Sampling Techniques. 330-340
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    Aviad Cohen, Yuri Rabinovich, Assaf Schuster, Hadas Shachnai:
    Optimal Bounds on Tail Probabilities - A Simplified Approach. 341-350
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    Rajeev Raman:
    Random Sampling Techniques in Parallel Computation. 351-360
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    S. Muthukrishnan:
    Randomization in Parallel Stringology. 361-362
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    Peter J. Varman:
    Randomized Parallel Prefetching and Buffer Management. 363-372
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    Bala Ravikumar:
    Parallel Algorithms for Finite Automata Problems. 373
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    David S. L. Wei:
    Randomized Routing and PRAM Emulation on Parallel Machines. 374-383
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    Torsten Suel:
    On Randomized and Deterministic Schemes for Routing and Sorting on Fixed-Connection Networks. 384-386
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    Jack J. Dongarra, Jerzy Wasniewski:
    High Performance Linear Algebra Package LAPACK90. 387-391
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    Anders Dessmark, Carsten Dorgerloh, Andrzej Lingas, Juergen Wirtgen:
    Ultrafast Randomized Parallel Construction and Approximation Algorithms for Spanning Forests in Dense Graphs. 392-399
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    Suneeta Ramaswami:
    Parallel Randomized Techniques for Some Fundamental Geometric Problems: A Survey. 400-407
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    Lata Narayanan:
    Randomized Algorithms on the Mesh. 408-417
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    Marc Bumble, Lee D. Coraor:
    Implementing Parallelism in Random Discrete Event-Driven Simulation. 418-427
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    José L. Sánchez, José M. García, Francisco José Alfaro:
    Reconfigurable Wormhole Networks: A Realistic Approach. 428-437

Workshop on Solving Combinatorial Optimization Problems in Parallel

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    Aziz Moukrim, Alain Quilliot:
    Scheduling with Communication Delays and Data Routing in Message Passing Architectures. 438-451
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    Per Kristian Nilsen, Nicolas Prcovic:
    Parallel Optimisation in the SCOOP Library. 452-463
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    Sven Venema, Hong Shen, Francis Suraweera:
    NC Algorithms for the Single Most Vital Edge Problem with Respect to All Pairs Shortest Paths. 464-471

Workshop on Personal Computer Based Networks of Workstations

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    Loïc Prylli, Bernard Tourancheau:
    BIP: A New Protocol Designed for High Performance Networking on Myrinet. 472-485
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    Yoshio Tanaka, Motohiko Matsuda, Makoto Ando, Kazuto Kubota, Mitsuhisa Sato:
    COMPaS: A Pentium Pro PC-based SMP Cluster and Its Experience. 486-497
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    Joachim M. Blum, Thomas M. Warschko, Walter F. Tichy:
    PULC: ParaStation User-Level Communication. Design and Overview. 498-509
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    Stein Jørgen Ryan, Haakon Bryhni:
    Eliminating the Protocol Stack for Socket Based Communication in Shared Memory Interconnects. 510-523
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    Giuseppe Ciaccio, Vincenzo Di Martino:
    Porting a Molecular Dynamics Application on a Low-Cost Cluster of Personal Computer Running GAMMA. 524-533
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    Giuseppe Ciaccio:
    Optimal Communication Performance on Fast Ethernet with GAMMA. 534-548
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    Mark Baker, Geoffrey C. Fox:
    MPI on NT: A Preliminary Evaluation of the Available Environments. 549-563

Workshop on Fault-Tolerant Parallel and Distributed Systems

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    Jeffrey Zabarsky:
    Failure Recovery for Distributed Processes in Single System Image Clusters. 564-583
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    Richard C. Brower:
    The QCD Abacus: A Cellular Automata Formulation for Continuous Gauge Symmetries. 584
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    Ilwoo Chang, Matti A. Hiltunen, Richard D. Schlichting:
    Affordable Fault Tolerance Through Adaptation. 585-603
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    Jean-Charles Fabre:
    Design and Implementation of the FRIENDS System. 604-622
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    Ke Huang, Jie Wu, Eduardo B. Fernández:
    A Generalized Forward Recovery Checkpointing Scheme. 623-643
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    Christof Fetzer, Flaviu Cristian:
    Derivation of Fail-Aware Membership Service Specifications. 644-663
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    Shivakant Mishra, Christof Fetzer, Flaviu Cristian:
    The Timewheel Group Membership Protocol. 664-680
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    Bader Almohammad, Bella Bose:
    Fault-Tolerant Broadcasting in Toroidal Networks. 681-692
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    Andreas C. Döring, Wolfgang Obelöer, Gunther Lustig, Erik Maehle:
    A Flexible Approach for a Fault-Tolerant Router. 693-713
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    Lev Zakrevski, Mark G. Karpovsky:
    Fault-Tolerant Message Routing for Multiprocessors. 714-730
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    M. Rooholamini, Seyed H. Hosseini:
    Self-Testing Fault-Tolerant Real-Time Systems. 731-741
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    Francesco Quaglia, Bruno Ciciani, Roberto Baldoni:
    Checkpointing Protocols in Distributed Systems with Mobile Hosts: A Performance Analysis. 742-755
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    Saad Biaz, Nitin H. Vaidya:
    Performance Analysis of a Fault-Tolerant Scheme for Location Management of Mobile Hosts. 756-769
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    Charles O. Shields Jr., Vikas Jain, Simeon C. Ntafos, Ravi Prakash, S. Venkatesan:
    Fault Tolerant Mobility Planning for Rapidly Deployable Wireless Networks. 770-789

Workshop on Formal Methods for Parallel Programming: Theory and Applications

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    David B. Skillicorn:
    Building BSP Programs Using the Refinement Calculus. 790-795
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    Ruben Gamboa:
    Mechanically Verifying the Correctness of the Fast Fourier Transform in ACL2. 796-806
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    Jean-Paul Bodeveix, Mamoun Filali:
    On the Automatic Validation of Parameterized Unity Programs. 807-819
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    Michel Charpentier, Mamoun Filali, Philippe Mauran, Gérard Padiou, Philippe Quéinnec:
    Tailoring UNITY to Distributed Program Design. 820-832
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    Xavier Thirioux:
    Automatically Proving UNITY Safety Properties with Arrays and Quantifiers. 833-843
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    Berna L. Massingill:
    Experiments with Program Parallelization Using Archetypes and Stepwise Refinement. 844-856
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    Ratan Nalumasu, Ganesh Gopalakrishnan:
    Deriving Efficient Cache Coherence Protocols through Refinement. 857-870
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    Gruia-Catalin Roman, Peter J. McCann:
    An Introduction to Mobile UNITY. 871-880
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    Jayadev Misra:
    An Object Model for Multiprogramming. 881-889
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    K. Mani Chandy, Paolo A. G. Sivilotti, Joseph Kiniry:
    A Cottage Industry of Software Publishing: Implications for Theories of Composition. 890-899

Workshop on Embedded HPC Systems and Applications

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    Jeffrey T. Draper, Jay Block, Jeff Koller, Craig S. Steele:
    Thermal Management in Embedded Systems Using MEMS. 900-901
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    Daniel Scherrer, Hans Eberle:
    A Scalable Multiprocessor for Real-Time Signal Processing. 902-907
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    Craig S. Steele, Jeffrey T. Draper, Jeff Koller:
    Safety Net: Secure Communications for Embedded High-Performance Computing. 908-912
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    Oliver Diessel, Hossam A. ElGindy:
    Partial Rearrangements of Space-Shared FPGAs. 913-918
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    Vijay Lakamraju, Zahava Koren, Israel Koren, C. Mani Krishna:
    Measuring the Vulnerability of Interconnection Networks in Embedded Systems. 919-924
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    Samuel H. Russ:
    An Architecture for Rapid Distributed Fault Tolerance. 925-930
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    Binoy Ravindran, Lonnie R. Welch, Carl Bruggeman, Behrooz A. Shirazi, Charles Cavanaugh:
    A Resource Management Model for Dynamic, Scalable, Dependable, Real-Time Systems. 931-936
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    Myungho Lee, Wenheng Liu, Viktor K. Prasanna:
    A Mapping Methodology for Designing Software Task Pipelines for Embedded Signal Processing. 937-944
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    R. Joseph Fogler, Thomas Robey, Mark Young:
    Toward Embedded Development from Advanced Khoros. 945-952
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    Jürgen Nützel, Bernd Däne, Wolfgang Fengler:
    Object Nets for the Design and Verification of Distributed and Embedded Applications. 953-962
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    Steve Kubica, Thomas Robey, Chris Moorman:
    Data Parallel Programming with the Khoros Data Services Library. 963-968
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    Mike Krueger:
    A Development Tool Environment for Configuration, Build, and Launch of Complex Applications. 969-978
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    Jack M. West, John K. Antonio:
    Simulation of the Communication Time for a Space-Time Adaptive Processing Algorithm on a Parallel Embedded System. 979-986
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    Jeffrey T. Muehring, John K. Antonio:
    Optimal Configuration of Compute Nodes for Synthetic Aperture Radar Processing. 987-993

Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Real-Time Systems

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    José R. P. Ribeiro, Nilton C. da Silva, Célio Estevan Morón:
    A Visual Environment for the Development of Parallel Real-Time Programs. 994-1014
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    Javier García, José Luis Díaz de Arriba, Joaquín Entrialgo, Daniel F. García:
    Performance Analysis of Parallel Embedded Real Time Systems Based on Measurement and Visualization. 1015-1024
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    Xian-He Sun:
    Performance Range Comparison via Crossing Point Analysis. 1025-1036
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    Vesna Mincev, Dragan Milicev:
    A Tree-Driven Multiple-Rate Model of Time Measuring in Object-Oriented Real-Time Systems. 1037-1046
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    Tatsuo Nakajima:
    Resource Reservation for Adaptive QOS Mapping in Real-Time Mach. 1047-1056
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    Reiner Lichtenecker, Klaus Gotthardt, Janusz Zalewski:
    Automated Verification of Communication Protocols Using CCS and BDDs. 1057-1066
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    Martin Horauer, Ulrich Schmid, Klaus Schossmaier:
    NTI: A Network Time Interface M-Module for High-Accuracy Clock-Synchronization. 1067-1076
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    Luciano Paschoal Gaspary, Maria Janilce B. Almeida:
    Modeling and Validation Support for Interactive Networked Multimedia Applications. 1077-1087
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    Mohammad Ali Livani, Jörg Kaiser:
    EDF Consensus on CAN Bus Access for Dynamic Real-Time Applications. 1088-1097
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    Robert Haimes, Kirk E. Jordan:
    Using PVM and MPI for Co-processed, Distributed and Parallel Scientific Visualization. 1098-1105
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    Zahava Koren, Israel Koren, C. Mani Krishna:
    Surge Handling as a Measure of Real-Time System Dependability. 1106-1116
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    Sang Hyuk Son:
    Partial Security and Timeliness in Real-Time Database Systems. 1117-1120
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    Kenji Ishida, Kitsutaro Amano:
    A Synthesis Method for Fault-Tolerant Multicast Routing Protocol. 1121-1130
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    Christoph Günzel, Falko Riemenschneider, Juergen Wirtgen:
    Improved Videotransmission over Lossy Channels Using Parallelization. 1131-1139
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    Ajay D. Kshemkalyani:
    Testing of Synchronization Conditions for Distributed Real-Time Applications. 1140-1152
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    Philip M. Irey IV, Robert W. Hott, David T. Marlow:
    An Architecture for Network Resource Monitoring in a Distributed Environment. 1153-1163

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