krj@na.toronto.edu (Ken Jackson) (04/24/89)
NA Digest Sunday, April 23, 1989 Volume 89 : Issue 16
Today's Editor: Cleve Moler
Today's Topics:
Pascal to Fortran
Illinois Alumni at SIAM in San Diego
Wanted: Discrete Fourier Transform Program
Conference on Hyperbolic Problems
Some Challenging ODE's
Need Grid Generation Code
Code to Update LDL' Matrix Factorizations
ICS 89 Program (long)
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From: <FWWUBS%HGRRUG5.BITNET@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU>
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 89 14:36 B
Subject: Pascal to Fortran
I am interested in a software tool which transforms the bulk of
a PASCAL source code into FORTRAN source code. Does somebody know if
such a tool exists and where it can be obtained?
email: FWWUBSS@HGRRUG5.BITNET
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From: C. W. Gear <cwg@gear.cs.uiuc.edu>
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 89 07:17:10 -0500
Subject: Illinois Alumni at SIAM in San Diego
Illinois Alumni meeting as SIAM National meeting in San Diego
A reception is being organized for University of Illinois alumni
on Thursday July 20th at the SIAM National meeting. 6pm - 7:30pm.
Room (at the Sheraton) to be announced later. Please notify gear@cs.uiuc.edu
if you plan to attend and please tell fellow alumni about it.
We welcome all Illini, and would especially like to see old friends who
have shared the Digitial Computer Lab in Urbana over the years.
As many of you know, the Dept of Computer Science has finally gotten an
alumni association together, and is planning a big event for late 1990
to formally open the large new addition now under construction and to celebrate
the 40th anniversary of the founding of the forerunner of the department.
Bill Gear
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From: Mogens Jallberg <mcvax!kth!sunic!dkuug!freja!jall@uunet.uu.net>
Date: 18 Apr 89 10:27:56 GMT
Subject: Wanted: Discrete Fourier Transform Program
Does someone have a fourier transform program, they would be willing to
e-mail me. I need it for a discrete fourier transform of 1417 points, so it
would be preferrable if it could manage that.
Also it would be nice if the program could :
+ smooth the figures
+ output a fourier spectrum of all the channels involved
+ interpolate
but these request are just nice extras I would like.
Thanking you in advance
Mogens Jallberg
DIKU, U of Copenhagen, DK
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From: Babette Dalton <babette@math.ucla.edu>
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 89 11:05:17 PDT
Subject: Conference on Hyperbolic Problems
Third International Conference on
Hyperbolic Problems
First Announcement
The conference will be held at Uppsala University, Sweden,
June 11-15, 1990. The earlier two conferences in this sequence took place
in St. Etienne 1986 and in Aachen 1988. Theory, applications and
computational methods for hyperbolic partial differential equations will
be covered.
Professor Heinz-Otto Kreiss will have his 60th birthday during the
Summer 1990, and the conference will be dedicated to him.
More information regarding registration, contributed papers, etc.
will be given in a second announcement.
Bjorn Engquist Bertil Gustafsson
Department of Scientific Computing
Uppsala University
Sturegatan 4B
S-75223 Uppsala
Sweden
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From: Y. F. Chang <YCHANG@CMCVX1.CLAREMONT.EDU>
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 89 21:20 PST
Subject: Some Challenging ODE's
A Certain Class of Problems.
While responding to a plea from two NASA scientists, who were
working on a magnetic shock problem, I discovered a class of
problems that defy conventional ODE solvers.
Here are some sample ODE problems whose right hand sides do
NOT satisfy Lipschitz condition where the solution crosses
the x-axis. However, the fact of y=0 is not sufficient to
trouble the conventional methods. Some problems are solved
correctly with computed solutions correctly traversing
through the point where y=0. Some problems are solved
correctly with computed solutions correctly stopping before
the point is reached where y=0. Other problems are solved
incorrectly by the conventional methods.
The clue about whether the solution should stop or should
continue beyond y=0 is provided by the singularities in the
solutions. Additional examples can be generated at will.
1. y" = - 0.5 - y' - (cos(x) + y')/y , x on [0, 1.5] ,
with y(0)=1 and y'(0)=-0.95.
2. y" = y' - y**(1/3) , x on [0, 3.5] , with y(0)=y'(0)=1.
3. y" = - 0.5 - y' - (cos(x) + y')/y , x on [0, -.43] ,
with y(0)=y'(0)=1.
4. y' = (x - 1)/y , x on [0, 2] , with y(0)=1.
5. y' = (2x~3 - 2x)/y , x on [0, 2] , with y(0)=1.
6. y' = - sin(x)*cos(x)/y , x on [0, 2] , with y(0)=1.
Problems #3 and #4 can be solved correctly. Problem #5 can
be solved only with the highest precision. Problems #1, #2,
and #6 cannot be solved correctly. It may be of interest to
you that in #1, the numerator (cos(x) + y') is zero at the
same point where y=0.
Since conventional methods can solve some of these problems
and not others, I am very interested to hear what happens
when you apply your favorite method to these problems.
Cheers, yf
Y. F. Chang a.k.a. YCHANG@NBS
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From: Jeff Chiang <jchiang@vmsa.cf.uci.edu>
Date: 20 Apr 89 19:44:32 GMT
Subject: Need Grid Generation Code
We need a code for numerical generation of boundary-fitted
fields containing two vaporizing droplets of spherical spape.
Does someone know where we can get the code or information from?
Thank you in advance
Jeff Chiang@ucivmsa
University of California, Irvine
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From: David West <dhw@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu>
Date: 21 Apr 89 16:39:54 GMT
Subject: Code to Update LDL' Matrix Factorizations
Can anyone give me pointers to the source code of the Harwell
routine MC11A (up/down-date LDL' matrix factorizations, by Fletcher and
Powell) or equivalent?
Is the Harwell library available by FTP or mailserver?
(The 'usual' case is straightforward to code from their paper, but the
case of enforced rank change is tricky.)
Thanks in advance,
-David West dhw@itivax.iti.org
{uunet,rutgers,ames}!sharkey!itivax!dhw
COMPIS, Industrial Technology Institute, PO Box 1485,
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
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From: Dennis Gannon <gannon@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu>
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 89 09:32:07 -0500
Subject: ICS 89 Program (long)
International Conference On Supercomputing 1989
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - Monday, June 5, 1989
9:00 Welcoming Remarks
9:30 Invited Speaker: Jean-Marie Cadiou, ECC, Director
Information Technologies - ESPRIT
10:30 Break
Session IA. Algorithms I.
11:00 Multicoloring With Lots of Colors,
by J.M.Ortega and D.L. Harrar (NASA Langley)
11:30 A Formal Framework Handling the Descrip-
tion and Implementation of Multigrid Algorithms,
by Uwe Meyer, Guido Wirtz (Bonn)
12:00 On the Parallel Solution of Parabolic Equations,
by Stratis Gallapoulos (Illinois CSRD)
and Yousef Saad (RIACS, NASA Ames)
Session 1B. Dynamic Scheduling
11:00 Run-Time Parallelization and Scheduling of
Loops, by Joel H. Saltz and Ravi Mirchandaney
(Yale)
11:30 Implementing Linda for Distributed and
Parallel Processing, by Jerrold S. Leichter (Yale
and Digital Equipment) and Robert A. Whiteside (Sandia)
12:00 An Efficient Message-Passing Scheduler Based
on Guided Self Scheduling, by David C. Rudolph and
C. D. Polychronopoulos (Illinois CSRD)
12:30 Lunch Break
Session 2A. Hypercubes.
15:00 The Composite Binary Cube - A Family of
Interconnection Networks for Multiprocessors, by
Krishnan Padmanabhan (ATT Bell Laboratories)
15:30 I/O Issues for Hypercubes, by A.L. Narasimha
Reddy and Prithviraj Banerjee, (Illinois)
16:00 Invited Speaker: Robert Haber - Adjunct Professor,
National Center for Supercomputing
Applications, University of Illinois
"Interactive Visualization in Scientific Supercomputing"
17:00 Afternoon Break
Session 3A. Applications
17:30 Multiprocessing Algorithms for Global Spec-
tral Numerical Weather Protection, by Ross N.
Hoffman and Thomas Nehrkorn (Atmospheric and
Environmental Research, Inc.)
18:00 Parallel Calculations on the Wind-Driven
Oceanic Circulation Using Fourier Pseudospectral
Methods, by Zaphiris D. Christidis (IBM)
18:30 Simulations of Three-Dimensional Flows
with the Lattice Boltzmann Equation on the IBM
3090/VF, by S. Succi, F. Higuera, F. Szelenyi
(Rome)
19:00 Vectorized Molecular Dynamics Algorithms
for Very Large Number of Particles, by J. Moscinski,
M. Bargiel, J. Kitowski, et al.
Session 3B. Compile-time Analysis
17:30 Control Flow Optimization for Supercomputing
Scalar Processing, by Pohua P. Chang and Wen-mei
W. Hwu (Illinois)
18:00 A Global Resource-Constrained Paralleliza-
tion Technique, by Kemal Ebcioglu (IBM) and Alexandru
Nicolau, (California)
18:30 Array Distribution in SUPERB, by M. Gerndt
(Bonn)
19:00 Compile-Time Detection of Race Conditions in
a Parallel Program, by Basanth Balasundaram and
Ken Kennedy (Rice)
ICS 89 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - Tuesday, June 6, 1989
8:30 Invited Speaker: Frances E. Allen, Sr. Manager,
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
"Delivering Supercomputer Performance to the User"
Talk to be presented by Ron Cytron.
Session 4A. Compilation Techniques
9:30 A Unified Semantic Approach for the Vec-
torization and Parallelization of Generalized
Reductions, by Babak Dehbonei, Pierre Jouvelot
(Fontainebleau)
10:00 Morning Break
10:30 Constraint Based Vectorization, by Brian D.
Koblenz and William B. Noyce, (Digital Equipment
Corporation)
11:00 Interference Analysis Tools for Parallelizing
Programs, by Laurie J. Hendren (Cornell)
and Alexandru Nicolau (California)
11:30 Data Dependence Analysis on Multi-Dimensional
Array References, by Zhiyuan Li and Pen-Chung Yew,
(Illinois CSRD)
Session 4B. Short Papers
Short Paper Titles and Authors to be announced soon.
12:00 Lunch Break
14:45 Invited Presentation: Maxine Brown, University of Illinois
Chicago Circle
"Visualization Theater"
15:45 Break
Session 5A. Representation of Parallelism
16:00 Interactive Conversion of Sequential to Multitasking
FORTRAN, by Kevin Smith and Bill Appelbe, (Georgia)
16:30 Alpha Du Centaur: A Prototype Environment for the
Design of Parallel Regular Algorithms, by P. Gachet, C. Mauras,
P. Quinton, Y. Saouter (Rennes)
17:00 Parallelizing Algorithms for MIMD Architectures
With Shared Memory, by Juergen Brehm (Erlangen) and
Harry F. Jordan (Colorado)
Session 5B. Vector Performance
16:00 Performance Comparisons of Cholesky Factorization
Algorithms Using Level 2 and 3 BLAS on the National
Advanced Systems AS/XL Vector Computer, by Glenn R. Luecke,
Jae H. Yun and Howard W. Jespersen (Iowa)
16:30 Block Factorization Algorithms on the IBM 3090/VF,
by Peter Mayes, Giuseppe Radicati di Brozolo (Rome)
17:00 A Comparison of Parallel Processing on CRAY X-MP
and IBM 3090 VF Multiprocessors, by F. Szelenyi and W.E. Nagel
17:30 Break
Session 6A. Algorithms II
18:00 Data Traffic Reduction Schemes for Cholesky Factorization,
by Vijay K. Naik (IBM T.J. Watson Research Center) and
Merrill Patrick (ICASE, NASA Langley)
18:30 Rectangular Spatial Decomposition Methods for Parallel
Simulated Annealing, by Dan R. Greening (UCLA) and Frederica
Darema (IBM)
19:00 Parallel Algorithms for Solution of Tridiagonal Systems
in Multicomputers, by Xian-He Sun, Hong Zhang Sun and Lionel
M. Ni, (Michigan)
Session 6B. Interconnect Performance
18:00 Very High-Speed Communication in Large MIMD
Supercomputers, by U. Bruening, W.K. Giloi and W. Schroeder
(Berlin)
18:30 A Version Control Approach to Cache Coherence, by Hoichi
Cheong and Alexander V. Veidenbaum (Illinois CSRD)
19:00 An Asynchronous Buffering Network for Tightly Coupled
Multiprocessors, by Yvon Jegou and Andre Seznec (Rennes)
ICS 89 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - Wednesday, June 7, 1989
8:30 Invited Speaker: Raul Mendez, Director
Institute of Supercomputing Research
"Japanese Supercomputers: Second Wave"
Session 7A. New Japanese Systems
9:30 High-Speed Control Scheme of HITACHI Supercomputer
S-820 System, by H. Wada et al, (Hitachi Corporation)
10:00 Morning Break
10:30 The Kyushu University Reconfigurable Parallel
Processor: Design of Memory and Interconnection
Architectures, by K. Murakami et al.
11:00 FEM-TORUS: Token Driven Processor Torous Array,
by K. Onaga et al.
11:30 The Specification of a New Manchester Dataflow
Machine, by Y. Inagami and J.F. Foley
12:00 The NOV-II Super Parallel Computer for Signal Processing,
by S. Ono et al.
Session 7B. Short Papers.
(Short Paper Titles and Authors to be announced soon.)
12:30 Lunch and Excursion to Palace of Knossos
ICS 89 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - Thursday, June 8, 1989
8:30 Invited Speaker: Wolfgang K. Giloi, Director
Research Center for Innovative Computer
Systems and Technology, GMD - TUB FIRST
"European Supercomputer Development: From SUPRENUM to GENESIS"
Session 8A. Processor Design
9:30 Overview of a High-Performance Programmable Pipeline
Architecture, by F. Bodin, F. Charot and C. Wagner (Rennes)
10:0 Morning Break
10:30 Restricted Fetch and Psi Operations for Parallel Processing,
by G.S. Sohi, J.E. Smith and J.R. Goodman (Wisconsin)
11:00 Instruction Fetch Unit for Parallel Execution of Branch
Instructions, by A. Gonzalez and J.M. Llaberia (Barcelona)
11:30 Performance Benefits of Large Execution Atomic Units in
Dynamically Scheduled Machines, by Stephen W. Melvin (Berkeley)
and Yale N. Patt (Michigan)
Session 8B. Special Session on Performance Analysis
(The program for the special session will be announced at a
later time.)
12:00 Lunch
15:00 Invited Speaker: Paul Messina, Director
Concurrent Supercomputing Facilities,
California Institute of Technology
"Performance Measurement of Advanced Architecture Computers"
16:00 Break
Session 9A. Performance Analysis
16:30 Performance Prediction for Parallel Numerical Algorithms,
by K. Gallivan, A. Malony and H. Wijshoff (Illinois CSRD)
and W. Jalby (Rennes and INRIA)
17:00 Influence of the Stride on the Cache Utilization in the
IBM 3090 VF, by G. Erbacci, G. Paruolo, G. Tagliavini (Bologna)
17:30 Performance Analysis of Buffered Banyan Networks Under
Nonuniform Traffic, by Young Man Kim and Kyungsook Y. Lee,
(Ohio)
Session 9B. Algorithms III
16:30 Semi-Iterative Methods on Distributed Memory Multiprocessor
Architectures, by A. Hadjidimos, E.N. Houstis, J.R. Rice, M.K.
Samartzis and E.A. Vavalis (Purdue)
17:00 One-to-One Mapping of Process Graphs Onto a Hypercube,
by Dr. Fikret Ercal and P. Sadayappan (Ankara)
17:30 Automatic Load Balanced Partitioning Strategies for PDE
Computations, by N.P. Chrisochoides, C.E. Houstis, E.N. Houstis,
S.K. Kortesis and J.R. Rice (Purdue)
ICS 89 PRELIMINARY PROGRAM - Friday, June 9, 1989
8:30 Invited Speaker: John Gurd, Chairman
Computer Science Department,
University of Manchester
9:30 Morning Break
Session 10A. Algorithms IV
10:00 Convergence Rate and Termination of Asynchronous Iterative
Algorithms, by Dimitri P. Bertsekas and John N. Tsitsiklis (MIT)
10:30 Acceleration of the Outer Conjugate Gradient by
Reorthogonalization for a Domain Decomposition Method for
Structural Analysis Problems, by Francois-Xavier Roux (Chatillon)
11:00 Cyclic and Random Local Organization System,
by J.C. Dunyach (CERFAC, Toulouse)
11:30 Vectorizing a Robust Inner Product Algorithm,
by Dennis Weeks, (Convex Computer Corporation)
Session 10B Language and Compilation Panel Session
(The program for the Language and Compilers Panel will be announced
at a later time.)
12:00 Lunch
Sessions 11A. and 11B Short Papers
Titles and Authors for the Short Paper sessions will be announced
at a later time.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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