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Contains papers from a June 1999 symposium on the design, use, analysis, and applications of parallel architectures, algorithms, and networks. Papers are in sections on routing and scheduling, object oriented systems and design, interconnection networks, parallel and distributed systems, fault tolerance, architecture and systems, algorithms, performance evaluation and simulation, and mapping and scheduling. Other subjects include scheduling and load balancing, distributed computing and networks, advances in parallel computational models, and mobile computing. Lacks a subject index. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.
This volume presents the proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms, and Networks (I-SPAN'99), held in June 1999. The symposium gathered researchers and practitioners to discuss advancements in the design, utilization, analysis, and application of parallel computing systems. The papers cover a wide array of topics critical to the field, including routing, scheduling, object-oriented systems, interconnection networks, distributed systems, fault tolerance, architecture, algorithms, performance evaluation, and mapping.
This collection of papers from the I-SPAN'99 symposium offers a snapshot of the state of parallel architectures, algorithms, and networks in 1999. The breadth of topics covered, from fundamental scheduling and routing to advanced distributed and mobile computing, indicates a comprehensive overview of the field at that time. The inclusion of papers on fault tolerance and performance evaluation suggests a focus on practical and robust system design. While lacking a subject index, the detailed sectioning provides a structured approach to the presented research.
Page Count:
439
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
Publisher:
IEEE Computer Society Press
ISBN-10:
0769502318
ISBN-13:
9780769502311
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