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SUPERCOMPUTING '88 - Orlando, FL  - Nov 14 to 18, 1988

Hyatt-Orlando Hotel
Kissimmee, Florida

Sponsored by the Computer Society of the IEEE and ACM-SIGARCH,
in cooperation with :

Argonne National Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Los Alamos National Laboratory
NASA Ames Research Center
National Center for Atmospheric Research
National Science Foundation
SIAM Activity Group on Supercomputing
Supercomputing Research Center.
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The ACM's 19th North American Computer Chess Championship

Round 1: 1 pm Sunday, Nov. 13
Round 2: 7 pm Sunday, Nov. 13
Round 3: 7:30 pm Monday, Nov. 14
Final Round: 7:30 pm Tuesday, Nov. 15
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MONDAY, Nov 14,1988   ----------     Full-day Tutorials

    (Of course, we must reserve the right to cancel any tutorial if there
     is insufficient registration.  In that case, pre-registration fees
     will be returned.)

1.  Distributed System and Mass Storage System Architectures
    for a Supercomputer Environment
	R. Watson/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

2.  Applicative Languages
	S. Skedzielewski and J. Feo/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

3.  Modern Algorithms For Supercomputing
	H. Simon/Boeing Computer Services, W. Briggs/University of Colorado, 
	R. Lucas/Stanford University and  W. Martin/University of Michigan

4.  A Training Program for Scientific Supercomputing Users
	A. Solem/Los Alamos National Laboratory and
	N. Sabelli/University of Illinois

5.  Super and Parallel Computers:  Architectures and Performance
	R. Hockney/University of Reading

6.  Present and Future of Supercomputer Networking
	M. Medin/NASA Ames Research Center
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TUESDAY, Nov 15, 1988    -----------   Conference Starts

0915	Conference Welcome and Introduction
1000	Plenary Session - Keynote presentation
		Seymour Cray, Cray Research Inc.
		"What's This About Galium Arsenide?"
1100	Vendor Exhibits Open

1300	Sessions
	1A:  Chemistry and Biology
	1B:  Program Development
	1C:  Horizon: A New Supercomputer Development

1500	Break

1530	Sessions
	2A:  Panel:  Advances in Computer Chess Technology
	2B:  Panel:  Developing Tools for Debugging Parallel Fortran
	  	     on Shared Memory Multiprocessors
	2C:  Dataflow Systems

1800	Vendor Exhibits Close

1930	Chess Tournament Final Round
2000	Poster Session  (light buffet, cash bar)
	Visualization Theater
	Talk: Great Hacks of History
	Birds-of-a-Feather Session - Debugging
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WEDNESDAY, Nov 16, 1988

0830	Sessions
	3A:  Fluid Dynamics I
	3B:  Compiler Evaluation
	3C:  Visualization in Scientific Computing

1030	Break
	Vendor Exhibits Open

1100	Research Demonstrations Open
	Sessions
	4A:  Fluid Dynamics II
	4B:  Compiler Technology
	4C:  Operating Systems for Supercomputing

1230	Lunch Break

1400	Session
	5:  Grand Challenges for Supercomputing
	  5A:   Grand Challenges of Computational Science
	  5B:   Future High Performance Computing Initiatives

1800	Research Demonstrations Close
	Vendor Exhibits Close

1830	Cash Bar
1930	Conference Banquet - 
	Banquet speaker
		Carl Conti/IBM
		"The Future of Supercomputing at IBM"

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THURSDAY, Nov 17, 1988

0830	Sessions
	6A:  Computational Physics
	6B:  Mass Storage Systems I
	6C:  Supercomputer Performance

1030	Coffee Break
	Exhibits Open

1100	Research Demonstrations Open
	Sessions
	7A:  Computational Mathematics
	7B:  Mass Storage Systems II
	7C:  Supercomputer Benchmarking

1230	Lunch Break

1345	Plenary Session
		Carl Ledbetter/ETA
		"Glimpses of Infinity: Using the Perspective of Mathematics
		to Lead a High Technology Company"

1430	Sessions
	8A:  Novel Applications
	8B:  Architecture I
	8C:  Training and Education

1600	Break

1630	Sessions
	9A:  Finite Element Applications on Vector and Parallel Computers
	9B:  Architecture II
	9C:  Algorithms I

1800	Exhibits End
	Research Demonstrations End

2000	Poster Sessions (light buffet, cash bar)
	Visualization Theater
	Parallel Processing Competition - The Bell Prize Revisited
	Birds-of-a-Feather Group - PERFECT (Performance Evaluation)
	Birds-of-a-Feather Group - Fortran88 Status

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FRIDAY, Nov 18, 1988

0830	Sessions
	10A:  Global Change Program I
	10B:  Panel: Impact of Future Technology in Supercomputing
	10C:  Algorithms II

1030	Coffee Break

1100	Sessions
	11A:  Global Change Program II
	11B:  Interface of High-End Workstations in a Supercomputer Environment
	11C:  Supercomputing Center Management

1230	Conference closes

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 18, 1988  ---------- Half-day Tutorials

7.  Planning and Implementing a New Supercomputer Center
	P. Zidek/Zidek Inc.

8.  Matrix Computations on Shared Memory Computers
	J. Dongarra/Argonne National Laboratory

9.  What About Security?
	R. Brand/University of California at Berkeley and
	M. Jones/McDonald Douglas

10.  Vectorization and Parallelization
	C. Polychronopoulous/University of Illinois

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November 16-17, 1988
	Supercomputing Center Managers Workshop
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                         REGISTRATION

                       SUPERCOMPUTING '88
    Hyatt Orlando, Kissimmee, Florida, November 14 - 18, 1988

Mail form or facsimile to:
        Glenda McBride, Supercomputing '88
        The Computer Society of the IEEE
        1730 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.
        Washington, DC 20036-1903,
Phone (202) 371-1013 or Fax (202) 728-9614
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             TUTORIALS: Please check tutorial choice
Full Day:  November 14, 1988
        []    Distributed System and Mass Storage System Architecture for
              a Supercomputer Environment
        []    Applicative Languages
        []    Modern Algorithms for Supercomputing
        []    A Training Program for Scientific Supercomputing Users
        []    Super and Parallel Computers - Architecture and Performance
        []    Present and Future of Supercomputer Networking
Half Day:  November 18, 1988
        []    Planning and Implementing a New Supercomputing Center
        []    Matrix Computations on Shared Memory Computers
        []    What About Security?
        []    Vectorization and Parallelization
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         Please check your appropriate registration fee
                           MEEMBER              NON-MEMBER              STUDENT
        Advance Registration (Before Oct. 24, 1988)
    Conference Only         []   $175           []   $220           []   $ 60
    Full Day Tutorial       []   $200           []   $250           []   $200
    Half Day Tutorial       []   $120           []   $150           []   $120
         Late Registration (After Oct. 24, 1988)
    Conference Only         []   $210           []   $265           []   $ 60
    Full Day Tutorial       []   $240           []   $300           []   $240
    Half Day Tutorial       []   $145           []   $180           []   $145

    Banquet                 []   $ 30           []   $ 30           []   $ 30

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Registration fee includes Conference proceedings (excepting students) and
receptions.  Written requests for refunds must be received in the Computer
Society Office by Nov. 1.   Refunds are subject to a $15 processing fee.
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                HOTEL RESERVATION FORM
      Supercomputing '88, November 14 - 18, 1988

              Hotel:  Hyatt Orlando
                      6375 West Space Coast Pkwy.
                      Kissimmee, Florida 32741
                      Phone (407) 396-1234

         Rates:  $80.00/Single   $90.00/Double

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All reservations must be received by the hotel prior to October 24, 1988.
After this date, your reservation will be accepted on a space-available
basis only.  Check-in time is 12:00 Noon.

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