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Parallel Computer Architectures

Theory, Hardware, Software, Applications

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  • © 1993
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Editors:
  1. Arndt Bode

    1. Institut für Informatik, TU München, München, Germany

  2. Mario Cin

    1. Lehrstuhl für Informatik III, Institut für Mathematische Maschinen und Datenverarbeitung, Erlangen, Germany

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 732)

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About this book

Parallel computer architectures are now going to real applications! This fact is demonstrated by the large number of application areas covered in this book (see section on applications of parallel computer architectures). The applications range from image analysis to quantum mechanics and data bases. Still, the use of parallel architectures poses serious problems and requires the development of new techniques and tools. This book is a collection of best papers presented at the first workshop on two major research activities at the Universitiit Erlangen-Niirnberg and Technis­ che Universitiit Miinchen. At both universities, more than 100 researchers are working in the field of multiprocessor systems and network configurations and methods and tools for parallel systems. Indeed, the German Science Founda­ tion (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) has been sponsoring the projects under grant numbers SFB 182 and SFB 342. Research grants in the form of a Sonder­ forschungsbereich are given to selected German Universities in portions of three years following a thoroughful reviewing process. The overall duration of such a research grant is restricted to 12 years. The initiative at Erlangen-Niirnberg was started in 1987 and has been headed since this time by Prof. Dr. H. Wedekind. Work at TU-Miinchen began in 1990, head of this initiative is Prof. Dr. A. Bode. The authors of this book are grateful to the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft for its continuing support in the field of research on parallel processing. The first section of the book is devoted to hardware aspects of parallel systems.

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Table of contents (21 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-VIII
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  2. Hardware Aspects of Multiprocessor Systems

    1. Optoelectronic Interconnections

      • Johannes Schwider, Norbert Streibl, Konrad Zürl
      Pages 1-14

    2. MEMSY

      • F. Hofmann, M. Dal Cin, A. Grygier, H. Hessenauer, U. Hildebrand, C.-U. Linster et al.
      Pages 15-30

    3. Fault Tolerance in Distributed Shared Memory Multiprocessors

      • M. Dal Cin, A. Grygier, H. Hessenauer, U. Hildebrand, J. Hönig, W. Hohl et al.
      Pages 31-48

  3. Performance of Parallel Systems

    1. Optimal Multiprogramming Control for Parallel Computations

      • Eike Jessen, Wolfgang Ertel, Christian B. Suttner
      Pages 49-65

    2. The Distributed Hardware Monitor ZM4 and its Interface to MEMSY

      • Richard Hofmann
      Pages 66-79

    3. Graph Models for Performance Evaluation of Parallel Programs

      • Franz Hartleb
      Pages 80-86

  4. Architectures and Tools for Parallelization

    1. Load Management on Multiprocessor Systems

      • Thomas Ludwig
      Pages 87-101

    2. Randomized Shared Memory—Concept and Efficiency of a Scalable Shared Memory Scheme

      • Hermann Hellwagner
      Pages 102-117

    3. Methods for Exploitation of Fine-Grained Parallelism

      • Günter Böckle, Christof Störmann, Isolde Wildgruber
      Pages 118-132

  5. Modelling Techniques

    1. Causality Based Proof of a Distributed Shared Memory System

      • Dominik Gomm, Ekkart Kindler
      Pages 133-149

    2. Object- and Memory-Management Architecture

      • Jürgen Kleinöder
      Pages 150-165

    3. An Orthogonal Distribution Language for Uniform Object-Oriented Languages

      • Michael Fäustle
      Pages 166-179

    4. Towards the Implementation of a Uniform Object Model

      • Franz J. Hauck
      Pages 180-189

    5. Focus: A Formal Design Method for Distributed Systems

      • Frank Dederichs, Claus Dendorfer, Rainer Weber
      Pages 190-202

  6. Applications of Parallel Systems

    1. Parallelism in a Semantic Network for Image Understanding

      • V. Fischer, H. Niemann
      Pages 203-218

    2. Architectures for Parallel Slicing Enumeration in VLSI Layout

      • Henning Spruth, Frank M. Johannes
      Pages 219-233

    3. Application of Fault Parallelism to the Automatic Test Pattern Generation for Sequential Circuits

      • Peter A. Krauss, Kurt J. Antreich
      Pages 234-245

    4. Parallel Sorting of Large Data Volumes on Distributed Memory Multiprocessors

      • Markus Pawlowski, Rudolf Bayer
      Pages 246-264

    5. Quantum Mechanical Programs for Distributed Systems: Strategies and Results

      • H. Früchtl, P. Otto
      Pages 265-275
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Editors and Affiliations

  • Institut für Informatik, TU München, München, Germany

    Arndt Bode

  • Lehrstuhl für Informatik III, Institut für Mathematische Maschinen und Datenverarbeitung, Erlangen, Germany

    Mario Cin

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