SYMPOSIUM MINISYMPOSIA

Accepted Presentations

Speakers and Presentations:

• Cedell A. Alexander (IBM), Aric B. Lambert, Donna S. Reese, James C. Harden (ERC, Mississippi State University), Ron B. Brightwell (Sandia National Laboratory)
  • Near-Critical Path Analysis: A Tool for Parallel Program Optimization

• Mark Bilderback, Prashant Soni and Ioana Banicescu (ERC, Mississippi State University)
  • Integrating Efficient Partitioning Techniques for Graph Oriented Applications

• Vasile Berinde (North University of Baia Mare)
  • On Some Weak Smoothness Conditions and Newton's Method

• Sean Bowers, Jody L. Morrison and Marcin Paprzycki (USM)
  • Comparing Performance of Neural Networks Applied to the Multifont Recognition Problem

• Clay P. Breshears (Waterways Experiment Station MSRC) and Graham Fagg (University of Tennessee)
  • A Computation Allocation Model for Distributed Computing Under MPI_Connect

• J.D. Callahan (InControl Technologies), J.M. Tyler (Louisianna State University)
  • Cost Effective VRML Visualization for Finite Element Methods

• Bogdan D. Czejdo, Thomas Gallagher and Brian Ham (Loyola University, New Orleans)
  • Verification of Concurrent Engineering Software Using a Multiprogramming Computer Simulator

• Bogdan D. Czejdo, Steven M. Guerin, Yoshiaki Kamino (Loyola University, New Orleans) and Mikolaj Baszun (Warsaw University of Technology)
  • Cooperative Engineering Design over Internet

• Bogdan D. Czejdo, Natalie E. Louque and Ronnie Yates (Loyola University, New Orleans)
  • Automatic Generation of Synchronization Primitives from Graphical Concurrency Constraints

• Deborah Dent, Marcin Paprzycki (USM)and Anna Kucaba-Pietal (Technical University of Rzeszów),
  • Comparing the Performance of Solvers for Systems of Nonlinear Equations

• M. Eckhoff (USM) and Joseph Kolibal (USM)
  • Assessing Finite Element Solutions to the Stochastic Sturm-Liouville Equation

• Khaled El-Sawi and Dia L. Ali (USM)
  • Mobile Agent Markup Language

• S. Fang (USM) and Joseph Kolibal (USM)
  • Assessing Parallel Bernstein Interpolation in Large Scale Models

• Desmond Fletcher (USM)
  • Web-based Probabilistic Neural Network for Reduction of Bias in Faculty Evaluations

• William F. Gilreath (USM)
  • Hash Sort: A Linear Time Complexity Multiple-Dimensional Sort Algorithm

• Mark Gill and Dia L. Ali (USM)
  • 3D Computer Graphics for Communicating Non-Intuitive Concepts: Quantum Computing

• Ryan B. Harvey and Gabriel J. Clothier (Loyola University New Orleans)
  • Simulation of a Multiprogramming System Using a Multiple Processor Model

• C. He (University of Missouri at Kansas City) and N.H. Rhee (University of Missouri at Kansas City)
  • Shifted Iterative Schemes for the Structured Markov Chains

• Md. Najmul Karim (Digital Equipment Corporation) and Ahmed El-Amawy (LSU)
  • Reduced Connection Multiple Bus Systems: A Probabilistic Approach

• B. Kasche, Fey and W. Erhard (Friedrich Schiller University Jena)
  • 3D Optoelectronic Arithmetic Unit and its Application for Algorithm of Medical Image Processing

• A. Kiayias (CUNY), A. Pagourtzis (NTUA, Greece), K. Sharma (Brooklyn College), and S. Zachos (CUNY)
  • The Complexity Of Determining the Order of Solutions

• Akira Kojima and Seiji Fujino
  • A Parallelizing Compiler for Multiple-Precision

• Oh-Heum Kwon and Kyung-Yong Chwa (Pukyong National University)
  • Scheduling Parallel Tasks with Unrelated Execution

• Mirek Kubat and Wei Kian Chen (University of Southwestern Louisiana)
  • Weighted Projection in Nearest-Neighbor Classifiers

• Xuefeng Li (Loyola University, New Oreleans)
  • Entropy Consistent, Implicit TVD Methods with High Accuracy for Conservation Laws

• W. Douglas Maurer (The George Washington University)
  • Indentation, Double Blanks, and Language Design

• Peter K Moore (Tulane University)
  • An Adaptive H-Refinement Finite Element For Solving Systems of Parabolic Partial Differential Equations in Three Space Dimensions

• Jeremy W. Mullendore (Roanoke College)
  • The Timed k-server Problem

• T. E. O'Neil and Chun Ng (University of North Dakota)
  • Notes on the Performance of the CCG Algorithm for 3-CNF Satisfiability

• Seth F. Oppenheimer, W.L. Kingery, K. Willeford, F.X. Han (Mississippi State University)
  • A Quadrature Technique for Reaction Rate Identification

• James Ridgway and Dia L. Ali (USM)
  • Utilizing Mobile Agents in e-Commerce Applications

• Wilson Rivera-Gallego (ERC, Mississipi State University)
  • On Scalability of Parallel Genetic Algorithms

• Nicole D. Terry and James Jennings (Tulane University)
  • Towards Increasing the Level of Automation in Text-Based Interfaces

• Julia V. Tsyganova (Ulyanovsk State University)
  • Adaptive and Learning Filtering and Control for the System with Unknown State Dependent Noise

• Peggy Wright (Mississippi State University)
  • Missing Data Values in Knowledge Discovery: Their Significance and Resolution

• Hong Zhang (Louisiana State University)
  • Pseudozeros of Polynomials and Their Potential Impact on Polynomial Algorithms

• Wen Zhang (Oakland University)
  • Simulation of Microstructural Evolution in Sintering by Method of Lines

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