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10. PVM/MPI 2003: Venice, Italy

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    Jack J. Dongarra, Domenico Laforenza, Salvatore Orlando:
    Recent Advances in Parallel Virtual Machine and Message Passing Interface,10th European PVM/MPI Users' Group Meeting, Venice, Italy, September 29 - October 2, 2003, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2840, Springer 2003, ISBN 3-540-20149-1

Invited Talks

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    Geoffrey C. Fox:
    Messaging Systems: Parallel Computing the Internet and the Grid. 1-9
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    Al Geist:
    Progress towards Petascale Virtual Machines. 10-14
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    William Gropp:
    Future Developments in MPI. 15
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    Ewing L. Lusk:
    Integrating Scalable Process Management into Component-Based Systems Software. 16-22
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    Thierry Priol:
    Programming High Performance Applications Using Components. 23
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    Marco Vanneschi:
    ASSIST High-Performance Programming Environment: Application Experiences and Grid Evolution. 24-26

Tutorials

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    William Gropp, Ewing L. Lusk:
    High-Level Programming in MPI. 27
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    Vaidy S. Sunderam:
    Programming Environments for Grids and Distributed Computing Systems. 28

Evaluation and Performance Analysis

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    Guillermo L. Taboada, Juan Touriño, Ramon Doallo:
    Performance Modeling and Evaluation of Java Message-Passing Primitives on a Cluster. 29-36
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    Dave Turner, Adam Oline, Xuehua Chen, Troy Benjegerdes:
    Integrating New Capabilities into NetPIPE. 37-44
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    Emilio Mancini, Massimiliano Rak, Roberto Torella, Umberto Villano:
    Off-Line Performance Prediction of Message-Passing Applications on Cluster Systems. 45-54
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    Luis García, Jesus A. González, J. C. González, Coromoto León, Casiano Rodríguez, Germán Rodríguez:
    Complexity Driven Performance Analysis. 55-62
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    Werner Augustin, Thomas Worsch:
    Usefulness and Usage of SKaMPI-Bench. 63-70
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    Gregory D. Benson, Kai Long, Peter S. Pacheco:
    The Performance of Parallel Disk Write Methods for Linux Multiprocessor Nodes. 71-80
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    Srigurunath Chakravarthi, C. R. Krishna Kumar, Anthony Skjellum, H. A. Prahalad, Bharath Seshadri:
    A Model for Performance Analysis of MPI Applications on Terascale Systems. 81-87
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    Edgar Gabriel, Graham E. Fagg, Jack J. Dongarra:
    Evaluating the Performance of MPI-2 Dynamic Communicators and One-Sided Communication. 88-97
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    Angelo Corana:
    Ring Algorithms on Heterogeneous Clusters with PVM: Performance Analysis and Modeling. 98-107
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    Edgar A. León, Arthur B. Maccabe, Ron Brightwell:
    An MPI Tool to Measure Application Sensitivity to Variation in Communication Parameters. 108-111
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    Rolf Riesen, Ron Brightwell, Arthur B. Maccabe:
    Measuring MPI Latency Variance. 112-116

Parallel Algorithms Using Message Passing

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    Albert Chan, Frank K. H. A. Dehne:
    CGMgraph/CGMlib: Implementing and Testing CGM Graph Algorithms on PC Clusters. 117-125
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    Carlos E. R. Alves, Edson Cáceres, Amaury Antônio de Castro Jr., Siang W. Song, Jayme Luiz Szwarcfiter:
    Efficient Parallel Implementation of Transitive Closure of Digraphs. 126-133
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    Jaime Seguel, Daniel Burbano:
    A Scalable Crystallographic FFT. 134-141
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    Peter S. Pacheco, Patrick Miller, Jin Kim, Taylor Leese, Yuliya Zabiyaka:
    Object-Oriented NeuroSys: Parallel Programs for Simulating Large Networks of Biologically Accurate Neurons. 142-151
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    Arnon Rungsawang, Bundit Manaskasemsak:
    PageRank Computation Using PC Cluster. 152-159
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    Andrea Clematis, Daniele D'Agostino, Vittoria Gianuzzi:
    An Online Parallel Algorithm for Remote Visualization of Isosurfaces. 160-169
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    Gerold Jäger:
    Parallel Algorithm for Computing the Smith Normal Form of Large Matrices. 170-179
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    Sergio Briguglio, Beniamino Di Martino, Giuliana Fogaccia, Gregorio Vlad:
    Hierarchical MPI+OpenMP Implementation of Parallel PIC Applications on Clusters of Symmetric MultiProcessors. 180-187
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    Alfredo Cristóbal-Salas, Andrei Tchernykh, Jean-Luc Gaudiot:
    Non-strict Evaluation of the FFT Algorithm in Distributed Memory Systems. 188-195
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    Marco Scarpa, Salvatore Distefano, Antonio Puliafito:
    A Parallel Approach for the Solution of Non-Markovian Petri Nets. 196-203
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    Nikolaos Drosinos, Nectarios Koziris:
    Advanced Hybrid MPI/OpenMP Parallelization Paradigms for Nested Loop Algorithms onto Clusters of SMPs. 203-213
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    Norma Alias, Mohd Salleh Sahimi, Abdul Rahman Bin Abdullah:
    The AGEB Algorithm for Solving the Heat Equation in Two Space Dimensions and Its Parallelization on a Distributed Memory Machine. 214-221
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    Akiyoshi Wakatani:
    A Parallel Scheme for Solving a Tridiagonal Matrix with Pre-propagation. 222-226
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    Choon Kyu Kim, Monty Newborn:
    Competitive Semantic Tree Theorem Prover with Resolutions. 227-231
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    Norhashidah Hj. Mohd. Ali, Rosni Abdullah, Jun Lee Kok:
    Explicit Groupt Iterative Solver on a Message Passing Environment. 232-236
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    Ana Cortés, M. Planas, J. L. Millán, Ana Ripoll, Miquel A. Senar, Emilio Luque:
    Applying Load Balancing in Data Parallel Applications Using DASUD. 237-241
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    Panagiotis D. Michailidis, Konstantinos G. Margaritis:
    Performance Analysis of Approximate String Searching Implementations for Heterogeneous Computing Platform. 242-246

Extensions, Improvements and Implementations of PVM/MPI

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    Giuseppe Ciaccio:
    Using a Self-connected Gigabit Ethernet Adapter as a memcpy() Low-Overhead Engine for MPI. 247-256
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    Rajeev Thakur, William Gropp:
    Improving the Performance of Collective Operations in MPICH. 257-267
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    Pawel Czarnul:
    PVMWebCluster: Integration of PVM Clusters Using Web Services and CORBA. 268-275
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    Alexander V. Supalov:
    Lock-Free Collective Operations. 276-285
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    Xuehua Chen, Dave Turner:
    Efficient Message-Passing within SMP Systems. 286-293
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    Lars Paul Huse, Ole W. Saastad:
    The Network Agnostic MPI - Scali MPI Connect. 294-301
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    Sunil Ahn, Junghwan Kim, Sangyong Han:
    PC/MPI: Desing and Implementation of a Portable MPI Checkpointer. 302-308
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    Joachim Worringen, Jesper Larsson Träff, Hubert Ritzdorf:
    Improving Generic Non-contiguous File Access for MPI-IO. 309-318
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    Pawel Kaczmarek, Henryk Krawczyk:
    Remote Exception Handling for PVM Processes. 319-326
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    Ron Brightwell, Keith D. Underwood:
    Evaluation of an Eager Protocol Optimization for MPI. 327-334
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    Gregory D. Benson, Cho-Wai Chu, Qing Huang, Sadik G. Caglar:
    A Comparison of MPICH Allgather Algorithms on Switched Networks. 335-343
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    Rob T. Aulwes, David J. Daniel, Nehal N. Desai, Richard L. Graham, L. Dean Risinger, Mitchel W. Sukalski, Mark A. Taylor:
    Network Fault Tolerance in LA-MPI. 344-351
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    George Almási, Charles Archer, José G. Castaños, Manish Gupta, Xavier Martorell, José E. Moreira, William Gropp, Silvius Vasile Rus, Brian R. Toonen:
    MPI on BlueGene/L: Designing an Efficient General Purpose Messaging Solution for a Large Cellular System. 352-361
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    Juan A. Rico-Gallego, Juan Carlos Díaz Martín, José Manuel Rodríguez García, Jesús M. Álvarez-Llorente, Juan-Luis García Zapata:
    Porting P4 to Digital Signal Processing Platforms. 362-368
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    Sushmitha P. Kini, Jiuxing Liu, Jiesheng Wu, Pete Wyckoff, Dhabaleswar K. Panda:
    Fast and Scalable Barrier Using RDMA and Multicast Mechanisms for InfiniBand-Based Clusters. 369-378
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    Jeffrey M. Squyres, Andrew Lumsdaine:
    A Component Architecture for LAM/MPI. 379-387
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    Phil Pfeiffer, Stephen L. Scott, Hardik Shukla:
    ORNL-RSH Package and Windows '03 PVM 3.4. 388-394
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    Nicolas Fugier, Marc Herbert, Eric Lemoine, Bernard Tourancheau:
    MPI for the Clint Gb/s Interconnect. 395-403
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    Robert B. Ross, Neill Miller, William Gropp:
    Implementing Fast and Reusable Datatype Processing. 404-413
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    Andrew Maloney, Andrzej M. Goscinski, Michael Hobbs:
    An MPI Implementation Supported by Process Migration and Load Balancing. 414-423
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    Ripduman Sohan, Steve Pope:
    PVM over the CLAN Network. 424-428

Parallel Programming Tools

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    Karl Fürlinger, Michael Gerndt:
    Distributed Configurable Application Monitoring on SMP Clusters. 429-437
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    José Miguel Mantas Ruiz, Julio Ortega, Jose Antonio Carrillo de la Plata:
    Integrating Multiple Implementations and Structure Exploitation in the Component-Based Design of Parallel ODE Solvers. 438-446
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    Marian Bubak, Wlodzimierz Funika, Marcin Smetek, Zbigniew Kilianski, Roland Wismüller:
    Architecture of Monitoring System for Distributed Java Applications. 447-454
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    Judith Hippold, Gudula Rünger:
    A Communication API for Implementing Irregular Algorithms on SMP Clusters. 455-463
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    Bartosz Balis, Marian Bubak, Wlodzimierz Funika, Roland Wismüller, Grzegorz Kaplita:
    TOM - Efficient Monitoring Infrastructure for Multithreaded Programs. 464-472
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    Nuno Fonseca, João Gabriel Silva:
    MPI Farm Programs on Non-dedicated Clusters. 473-481
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    John Yiannis Cotronis:
    Application Composition in Ensemble Using Intercommunicators and Process Topologies. 482-490
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    Victor Ivannikov, Serguei Gaissaryan, Arutyun Avetisyan, Vartan A. Padaryan:
    Improving Properties of a Parallel Program in ParJava Environment. 491-494

Applications in Science and Engineering

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    Tadashi Watanabe:
    Flow Pattern and Heat Transfer Rate in Three-Dimensional Rayleigh-Benard Convection. 495-502
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    Jan P. Hansen, Thierry Matthey, Tor Sørevik:
    A Parallel Split Operator Method for the Time Dependent Schrödinger Equation. 503-510
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    Germana Landi, E. Loli Piccolomini, Fabiana Zama:
    A Parallel Software for the Reconstruction of Dynamic MRI Sequences. 511-519
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    Baker Abdalhaq, Germán Bianchini, Ana Cortés, Tomàs Margalef, Emilio Luque:
    Improving Wildland Fire Prediction on MPI Clusters. 520-528
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    Ales Krenek, Igor Peterlík, Ludek Matyska:
    Building 3D State Spaces of Virtual Environments with a TDS-Based Algorithm. 529-536
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    Paul Alderson, Mark Wright, Amit Jain, Robert Boyd:
    Parallel Pencil-Beam Redefinition Algorithm. 537-544
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    Frank Wrona, Panagiotis A. Adamidis, Uwe Iben, Rolf Rabenseifner, Claus-Dieter Munz:
    Dynamic Load Balancing for the Parallel Simulation of Cavitating Flows. 545-549
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    Gianluca Argentini:
    Message Passing Fluids: Molecules as Processes in Parallel Computational Fluids. 550-554
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    Yves Papegay, David Daney, Jean-Pierre Merlet:
    Parallel Implementation of Interval Analysis for Equations Solving. 555-559
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    Saad Ali Amin, John Filippas, Raouf N. Gorgui-Naguib, Mark K. Bennett:
    A Parallel System for Performing Colonic Tissue Classification by Means of a Genetic Algorithm. 560-564
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    Luca Bergamaschi, Angeles Martinez, Giorgio Pini, Flavio Sartoretto:
    Eigenanalysis of Finite Element 3D Flow Models by Parallel Jacobi-Davidson. 565-569

Grid and Heterogeneous Computing

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    Gergely Sipos, Péter Kacsuk:
    Executing and Monitoring PVM Programs in Computational Grids with Jini. 570-576
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    Francesc Giné, Francesc Solsona, Jesus Barrientos, Porfidio Hernández, Mauricio Hanzich, Emilio Luque:
    Multiprogramming Level of PVM Jobs in a Non-dedicated Linux NOW. 577-585
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    Arnaud Legrand, Hélène Renard, Yves Robert, Frédéric Vivien:
    Mapping and Load-Balancing Iterative Computations on Heterogeneous Clusters. 586-594
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    Kyung-Lang Park, Hwang-Jik Lee, Kwang-Won Koh, Oh-Young Kwon, Sung-Yong Park, Hyoung-Woo Park, Shin-Dug Kim:
    Dynamic Topology Selection for High Performance MPI in the Grid Environments. 595-602
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    Norbert Podhorszki, Péter Kacsuk:
    Monitoring Message Passing Applications in the Grid with GRM and R-GMA. 603-610
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    Marian Bubak, Kamil Górka, Tomasz Gubala, Maciej Malawski, Katarzyna Zajac:
    Component-Based System for Grid Application Workflow Composition. 611-618
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    Mario Cannataro, Carlo Mastroianni, Domenico Talia, Paolo Trunfio:
    Evaluating and Enhancing the Use of the GridFTP Protocol for Efficient Data Transfer on the Grid. 619-628
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    Tomasz Wrzosek, Dawid Kurzyniec, Dominik Drzewiecki, Vaidy S. Sunderam:
    Resource Monitoring and Management in Metacomputing Environments. 629-635
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    Theewara Vorakosit, Putchong Uthayopas:
    Generating an Efficient Dynamics Multicast Tree under Grid Environment. 636-643
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    Craig A. Lee:
    Topology-Aware Communication in Wide-Area Message-Passing. 644-652
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    Sangbum Kim, Namyoon Woo, Heon Young Yeom, Taesoon Park, Hyoung-Woo Park:
    Design and Implementation of Dynamic Process Management for Grid-Enabled MPICH. 653-656
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    Arnaud Giersch, Yves Robert, Frédéric Vivien:
    Scheduling Tasks Sharing Files on Heterogeneous Clusters. 657-660

Special Session: ParSim 03

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    Carsten Trinitis, Martin Schulz:
    Special Session of EuroPVM/MPI 2003: Current Trends in Numerical Simulation for Parallel Engineering Environments - ParSim 2003. 661-662
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    Rémi Revire, Florence Zara, Thierry Gautier:
    Efficient and Easy Parallel Implementation of Large Numerical Simulations. 663-666
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    Marc Garbey, Rainer Keller, Michael M. Resch:
    Toward a Scalable Algorithm for Distributed Computing of Air-Quality Problems. 667-671
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    Michel Vayssade, Alain Pourplanche:
    A Piloting SIMulator for Maritime and Fluvial Navigation: SimNav. 672-676
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    Ladislav Hluchý, Viet D. Tran, David Froehlich, William Castaings:
    Methods and Experiences of Parallelizing Flood Models. 677-680
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    Stephan Blazy, Odej Kao, Oliver Marquardt:
    padfem2 - An Efficient, Comfortable Framework for Massively Parallel FEM-Applications. 681-685
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    Annette Kuhlmann, Clemens-August Thole, Ulrich Trottenberg:
    AUTOBENCH/AUTO-OPT: Towards an Integrated Construction Environment for Virtual Prototyping in the Automotive Industry. 686-690

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