High performance computing : research and practice in Japan
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High performance computing : research and practice in Japan
（Wiley professional computing）
Wiley, c1992
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Bringing together contributions from researchers at the forefront of a leading-edge technology, this special issue of the Wiley journal "Concurrency: Practice and Experience" presents results from research centres worldwide. It provides actual experiences in solving computationally intensive problems, often with real-time constraints and on a variety of specialist machines. The book describes leading-edge systems such as massively parallel computers, parallel and distributed object-oriented systems and different types of connection machines. Applications from a wide range of disciplines are also covered, from neural networking to image analysis, fluid flows and seismic modelling.
Table of Contents
- Japanese supercomputers - an overview
- Fujitsu VP2000 series
- the NEC SX-3 supercomputer series
- Hitachi S-820 supercomputer system
- Japanese supercomputers in thermal perspective
- vector fortran - compilers and optimizers
- V-Pascal - an automatic vectorizing compiler for Pascal with no language extensions
- a comparison study of automatically vectorizing fortran compilers
- performance of vector version of NUMPAC
- activities of computational fluid dynamics in Japan compressible flow simulations
- supercomputing activities in computational chemistry in Japan
- general remarks on the achievements of the National R&D program "High Speed Computing System for Scientific and Technological Uses
- SIGMA-1 - a dataflow supercomputer for scientific compuations
- the PAX project.
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