[comp.theory] Call for Papers on I/O issues

jsv@CS.BROWN.EDU (Jeff Vitter) (09/08/90)

                          CALL FOR PAPERS

                   Special Issue of ALGORITHMICA
           on Efficient Algorithms for Large-Scale Memories


This special issue of ALGORITHMICA
will be devoted to the design and analysis of
efficient algorithms for problems in large-scale tightly-coupled systems,
where the bottleneck in computations is the communication time.
Such a communication bottleneck can occur in a
variety of forms, such as communication to and from a VLSI chip,
input/output (I/O) between primary memory and secondary disk storage,
and communication between levels of a multilevel hierarchical memory.
Issues of interest include running time performance, I/O complexity,
scheduling, fault tolerance, and error correction.

All submitted manuscripts will be promptly refereed.
High-quality manuscripts not accepted for this special issue
are eligible for inclusion in a regular issue of ALGORITHMICA.

Authors should send five (5) copies of a manuscript
by OCTOBER 31, 1990 to

    Prof. Jeff Vitter
    Department of Computer Science
    Brown University
    Providence, R. I. 02912-1910

Guidelines as to format can be found in recent issues of ALGORITHMICA.