Titlebook: Parallel Virtual Machine - EuroPVM‘96; Third European PVM C Arndt Bode,Jack Dongarra,Vaidy Sunderam Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Ve

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PVM, computational geometry, and parallel computing course,gramming of distributed-memory machines. More than 160 students have implemented in PVM non-trivial parallel algorithms for solving problems in computational geometry as their term projects. This paper summarizes our experience with using PVM in the parallel computing course and evaluates the result

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A parallel multigrid method for the prediction of incompressible flows on workstation clusters,ation clusters. The parallel implementation is based on grid partitioning and follows the message passing concept, ensuring a high degree of portability. A high numerical efficiency is obtained by a nonlinear multigrid method with a pressure-correction scheme as smoother..Within this investigation,

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可能性

The PVM system: Status, trends, and directions, its conception in 1989, it has evolved into a very popular and widely used platform for cluster and network computing. The programming model supported by PVM, straightforward formulation of the API, robust portable implementations, and timeliness have all played an important role in PVM‘s impact on

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,OCM — An OMIS compliant monitoring system,ols and the parallel program running on some target architecture. Their task is to observe and manipulate the program according to the tool‘s commands. A standardized interface will allow different research groups to develop tools which can be used concurrently with the same program. OCM, an OMIS co

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State based visualization of PVM applications,n animated sequence of the global states the program runs through offers valuable support for this process. The paper presents the features and the implementation of VISTOP, a state based visualizer for PVM applications. It supports program flow visualization based on various views and uses an event

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Using PVM to implement PPARDB/PVM, a portable parallel database management system, are required in order to make parallel systems available and appealing to an application-demanding user community. PPARDB / PVM, a portable parallel database management system that employs a “shared nothing” architecture and uses operator parallelism has been built on a heterogeneous workstation ne

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,Proving properties of PVM applications — A case study with CoCheck,rallel applications on workstation clusters. Although the functionality of CoCheck had been demonstrated in experiments, there was no proof of the desired properties. Consequently, a formal method had to be applied which allows to prove those properties.