NA Digest Sunday, March 20, 1988 Volume 88 : Issue 12
Today's Editor: Cleve Moler
Today's Topics:
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From: A.P.Magnus <ANNU76%BUCLLN11.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 1988 10:51:02 +0100
Subject: A Double Series
In signal processing applied to computer music, the following power spectrum P
corresponds to a modified FM (Frequency Modulation) algorithm using two opera-
tors in "cascade".
+inf. +inf. 2 2n 2k
P(r ,r ,x ,x ) = SUM SUM ( J (x ) J (nx ) ) r r
1 2 1 2 k=-inf. n=-inf. n 1 k 2 1 2
where J (x) is the cylindrical Bessel function of order n.
n
When x =0 , the power spectrum is reduced to the single sum:
2
+inf. 2 2n
SUM (J (x )) r = I (x (r -1/r ))
n=-inf. n 1 1 0 1 1 1
where I is the modified Bessel function of the first kind of order 0.
0
Is it possible to write P in a closed form? In general (r ,r !=1) or in some
1 2
particular cases (r and/or r =1).
1 2
Andre Ronveaux, Jean-Pierre Palamin, Philippe Palamin
Dept. of Math. Physics, Facultes Univ. N.D. de la Paix
Namur, Belgium
Send answer,comments to
na@na-net.stanford.edu
and/or
na.magnus@na-net.stanford.edu
and/or
RONVEAUX@BNANDP10.BITNET
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From: Tom Williams <vtcf@ncsc.ARPA>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 10:56:48 CST
Subject: Fredholm Equations of First Kind
Does anyone have a routine to solve the Fredholm equations of the first
kind? I have no idea what this is, someone just wants me to ask the net.
Please respond directly to me, as I am not a subscriber to this mailing list.
Thanks in advance
Tom Williams
Code 4210
Naval Coastal Systems Center
Panama City, FL 32407-5000
(904) 234-4699
vtcf@ncsc.arpa
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From: Scott Huddleston <tektronix!tekcrl!scott@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 16 Mar 88 00:00:24 GMT
Subject: IEEE Floating Point Routines
I'm looking for code to add/subtract/multiply/divide IEEE format
floating point numbers on a 32-bit integer processor. Speed is not
critical. Only single precision is required. Double precision and
full conformance with the IEEE standard are desirable, but optional.
Language preference is 1) C, 2) other HLL, 3) NS 32000 assembly.
Any code or pointers will be appreciated.
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From: Al Thaler <thaler@note.nsf.gov>
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 88 13:05:56 -0500
Subject: Bill Pell
You may already be aware of the unfortunate recent passing of Bill Pell,
who was for a time Section Head for Mathematical Sciences at the NSF.
Bill played a major role in making known, within the Foundation, the
unique needs of the mathematical sciences, and the mathematical
scientists as well.
Those of us who knew and worked with him will miss his kindness,
integrity, intellectual breadth and good humor.
-- Al Thaler
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From: SIAM <SIAM@wharton.upenn.edu>
Date: Tue, 15 Mar 88 15:38 EST
Subject: SIAM's New Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications
SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications
SIAM's new journal on matrix analysis and applications will be available in
approximately three weeks. This new journal contains papers on matrix
analysis that are relevant to applications such as signal processing, control
theory, statistics, markov chains, and mathematical biology. In addition,
papers that are of a theoretical nature but have a possible impact in
application will also be published. There is no restriction on the length of
papers.
Papers for SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications should be sent to:
SIAM Publications, Box 7541, Philadelphia, PA 19101. Requests for
subscription information should be sent to SIAM@WHARTON.UPENN.EDU.
Following are the papers in the first two issues:
Papers to appear in SIMAX, Vol. 9, No. 1:
Equality Classes of Matrices
Daniel Hershkowitz and Hans Schneider
Some Sign Patterns Which Preclude Matrix Stability
Clark Jeffries and Charles Johnson
A Tree Model for Sparse Symmetric Indefinite Matrix Factorization
Joseph W. H. Liu
On the Spectral Decomposition of Hermitian Matrices Subjected to
Indefinite Low Rank Perturbations with Applications
Peter Arbenz and Gene H. Golub
Superfast Solution of Real Positive Definite Toeplitz Systems
Gregory S. Ammar and William B. Gragg
A Pencil Approach for Embedding a Polynomial Matrix into a Unimodular Matrix
T. Beelan and P. Van Dooren
An Analog of the Schur Triangular Factorization for Complex Orthogonal
Similarity and Consimilarity
Dipa Choudhury and Roger A. Horn
Parallel Processing in the Adaptive Control of Linear Systems
Roberto Cristi
Sensitivity Analysis of Digital Filter Structures
Victor E. DeBrunner and A. A. Beex
Accurate Solutions of Ill-Posed Problems in Control Theory
James Demmel and Bo Kagstrom
Papers to Appear in SIMAX, Vol. 9, No. 2:
A Note on the Shorted Operator
C. A. Butler and T. D. Morley
Inequalities for the Trace of Matrix Exponentials
Dennis S. Bernstein
Completion of Toeplitz Partial Contractions
Charles R. Johnson and Leiba Rodman
Semi-Iterative and Iterative Methods for Singular M-Matrices
G. P. Barker and S. J. Yang
Toeplitz Systems Associated with the Product of a Formal Laurent Series and a
Laurent Polynomial
William F. Trench
Permanental Inequalities for Correlation Matrices
Robert Grone and Stephen Pierce
On the Evaluation of Matrix Functions Given by Power Series
Heinrich Bolz and Wilhelm Niethammer
An Algorithm for Subspace Computation with Applications in Signal Processing
Daniel R. Fuhrmann
A Symplectic Orthogonal Method for Single Input or Single Output Discrete Time
Optimal Quadratic Control Problems
Volker Mehrmann
A Determinant Identity and Its Application in Evaluating Frequency Response
Matrices
P. Misra and R. V. Patel
On Minimizing the Maximum Eigenvalue of a Symmetric Matrix
Michael L. Overton
Hyperbolic Householder Transformers
Charles M. Rader and Allan O. Steinhardt
Numerical Solution of the Eigenvalue Problem for Symmetric Rationally
Generated Toeplitz Matrices
W. F. Trench
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From: Dick Brualdi <brualdi@vanvleck.math.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 05:55:43 PST
Subject: Madison Linear Algebra Meeting/Van Vleck Celebration
The third SIAM Conference on Applied Linear Algebra will take
place in Madison, Wisconsin on May 23-26, 1988. It will be
preceded on Sunday, May 22,1988 by a short course on Linear
Algebra in Statistics given by Ingram Olkin, George P. H.
Styan and Douglas Bates. There have now been scheduled over
200 talks, which includes 8 invited talks, 54 talks in
minisymposia, and about 140 contributed talks. It should be a
super meeting. A preliminary program for the conference can
be obtained by writing to SIAM at 1405 Architects Building,
117 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103 USA. The final
program will be available at the conference.
On May 19-21, 1988 right before the conference, the
Mathematics Department of the University of Wisconsin will be
celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of Van Vleck
Hall which houses the Mathematics Department. On Saturday
afternoon, May 21, of the celebration a miniconference
entitled "Matrix and Combinatorial Theory-25 years at Van
Vleck" is being organized by Richard A. Brualdi and Hans
Schneider. They have invited all their former students and
colleagues of matrix and combinatorial theory to participate
and speak. However everyone is invited to attend the
miniconference. Those atttending the SIAM conference might
wish to take advantage of this opportunity while at the same
time taking advantage of reduced airfares for staying over a
Saturday night. For more information contact Richard A.
Brualdi(brualdi@vanvleck.math.edu) or Hans
Schneider(hs@vanvleck.math.wisc.edu).
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From: Gene Golub <golub@Bravery.stanford.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 05:55:43 PST
Subject: Madison Matrix Meeting/SIAM Matrix Journal
Dear Colleague,
The preceding item describes a meeting on Linear Algebra in Madison
in May. We would be pleased to consider your contribution for the SIAM
Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications.
Hope to see you in Madison,
Gene
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From: Michael Levine <levine%antares@anl-mcs.arpa>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 09:20:27 CST
Subject: Argonne Parallel Programming Class
Argonne National Laboratory has set up an Advanced Computing
Research Facility (ACRF) for the study of parallel computing. It
currently features an 8-processor Alliant FX/8, a 20-processor
Encore Multimax, a 24-processor Sequent Balance 21000, a 32-processor
Intel iPSC hypercube, a 16-processor Intel iPSC-VX hypercube with
vector processors and a 1024-processor Active Memory Technology DAP.
Local projects utilizing the ACRF include investigations in parallel
logic programming and parallel linear algebra and the development of
portable parallel programming methodologies.
To encourage the use of the ACRF as a national facility, Argonne
is sponsoring classes to familiarize potential users with the ACRF
multiprocessors and parallel programming in general. The next class
will be held on April 27-29, 1988.
Topics to be covered include parallelizing compilers, the Monitor
and Schedule packages for portable parallel programming, hypercube
programming and programming the DAP. A portion of the third day will
be devoted to consideration of each attendee's particular project.
Fortran will be emphasized as the primary programming language. This
will be a hands-on class; at its completion participants will have
written and run programs on each machine, and should be familiar with
the ACRF environment.
Those interested in the classes should contact
Teri Huml
Mathematics and Computer Science Division
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne, IL 60439-4844
(312) 972-7163
huml@anl-mcs.arpa
There will be a $25.00 charge for this class, no financial support for
attendees is available.
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From: John R. Rice <jrr@purdue.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 12:19:33 EST
Subject: IMACS Conference on Expert Systems for Numerical Computing
Announcement and Call for Papers
IMACS CONFERENCE ON EXPERT SYSTEMS
FOR NUMERICAL COMPUTING
December 5-8,1988
Purdue University
"Computing About Physical Objects" Laboratory
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907 USA
RATIONALE : Many diverse groups have started work on projects to aid in the
use of complex software systems, and to guide non-specialists in the many
choices that have to be made when they want to use computers for scientific
applications. This international conference is aimed at bringing together
active researchers working in those areas, to allow for an exchange of
ideas , viewpoints and techniques.
TOPICS OF INTEREST : These include, but are not limited to :
* AI and Expert Systems for Numerical Computing (e.g for the
Numerical Solution of Ordinary or Partial Differential Equations,
Integral Equations, Linear Systems,...),
* Knowledge based systems for scientific applications,
* Expert systems for mapping applications to parallel architectures,
* Expert systems to support parallel processing,
* Advisory expert systems to support general purpose software libraries,
* Sophisticated user interfaces for scientific/engineering software
systems.
PAPERS : The conference will include invited and contributed papers.
Authors who wish to contribute papers should submit 3 copies of an extended
abstract (2-3 pages, typed single spaced on 8 by 11 in. sheets), no later
than July 31, 1988 (address given below). All papers submitted will be
reviewed. Authors will be notified regarding acceptance of their
contribution no later than September 15, 1988.
PUBLICATIONS : Preprints consisting of a collection of the abstracts will
be available to the attendees at the Conference. Proceedings will be
typeset as a special issue of the journal MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTERS IN
SIMULATION (Transactions of IMACS)- North Holland , consisting of papers
from the conference selected by the conference committee. Final manuscripts
for these selected papers will be due no later than November 30, 1988.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
John R. RICE , Purdue University, USA (Co-Chairman)
Robert VICHNEVETSKY, Rutgers University, USA (Co-Chairman)
Elias HOUSTIS, Purdue University, USA and Greece (Conference Coordinator)
W. SCHONAUER, Univ. Karlsruhe , West Germany
Joe OLIGER , Stanford University , USA
Requests for information are to be addressed, and abstracts are to be
sent no later than July 31, 1988 , to:
Dr. Elias Houstis
Dept. of Computer Science
Purdue University
West Lafayette Indiana 47907 USA
tel (317) 494 6003
ARPANET : enh@cs.purdue.edu
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From: David Kincaid <kincaid@truffles.cs.utexas.edu>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 17:08:43 CST
Subject: Conference on Iterative Methods for Large Linear Systems
Second Announcement and Registration Form
CONFERENCE ON ITERATIVE METHODS FOR LARGE LINEAR SYSTEMS
October 19, 20 and 21, 1988
Celebrating the 65th birthday of David M. Young, Jr.
OBJECTIVE: This conference will be dedicated to providing an overview of the
state of the art in the use of iterative methods for solving sparse linear
systems with an eye to contributions of the past, present, and future. The
emphasis will be placed upon identifying current and future research
directions in the mainstream of modern scientific computing. Recently, the
use of iterative methods for solving linear systems has experienced a
resurgence of activity as scientists attack extremely complicated three
dimensional problems using vector and parallel supercomputers. Many
research advances in the development of iterative methods for high-speed
computers over the past forty years will be reviewed as well as focusing on
current research.
INVITED SPEAKERS:
L. Adams (Washington University)
O. Axelsson (University of Nijmegen, Netherlands)
G. Birkhoff (Harvard University)
P. Concus (Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory)
L. Ehrlich (John Hopkins University)
H. Elman (University of Maryland)
G. Golub (Stanford University)
L. Hageman (Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory)
R. Lynch (Purdue University)
T. Manteuffel (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
J. Ortega (University of Virginia)
J. Rice (Purdue University)
P. Saylor (University of Illinois)
R. Varga (Kent State University)
W. Wachspress (University of Tennessee)
M. Wheeler (Rice University)
O. Widlund (Courant Institute)
D. Young (University of Texas)
ORGANIZATION: The host organization is the Center for Numerical Analysis
(CNA) of The University of Texas at Austin. The members of the local
organizing committee are D. Kincaid, L. Hayes, G. Carey and W. Cheney. The
conference is being co-sponsored by the Special Interest Groups for Linear
Algebra and Supercomputing of the Society for Industrial and Applied
Mathematics.
ACCOMMODATIONS: To make reservations call the Austin Marriott at the Capital
[(512) 478-1111 or (800) 228-9290] or mail the enclosed card for rooms at the
special conference rate of $55 for single or double rooms. All reservations
are handled on a first-come-first-served basis. Reservations must be received
by October 4, 1988. Reservations made after this date are subject to room
availability.
REGISTRATION: Conference advanced registration is $95 (SIAG/LA or SIAG/SC
member $85), if received by September 1, 1988. If paid after this date or
at the conference, the registration fee is $125. This fee includes morning
and afternoon coffee breaks, a reception, a banquet honoring Professor Young,
and other activities. The student registration fee is $15 which allows
admission to the technical sessions and coffee breaks only. To register,
detach and mail the registration form below. For additional information,
contact the CNA at the address below or at Tel: (512) 471-1242;
Arpanet: sheri@sally.utexas.edu; Bitnet: sheri@uta3081.
Mrs. Katy Burrell
Conference Secretary
Center for Numerical Analysis
RLM Bldg 13.150
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, Texas 78713-8510
.........................Detach and mail.............................
Name:
Organization:
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___ Yes, I plan to attend. Enclosed please find my registration fee of $_____
___ I am not ready to register yet, but send me additional information as it
becomes available.
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From: Bergen Scientific Centre <FSCPG%NOBERGEN.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU>
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 88 11:34:49 EMT
Subject: Tromsoe Conference on Vector and Parallel Computing
BERGEN SCIENTIFIC CENTRE, IBM
&
SIAM/SIAG on Supercomputing
&
ACM SIGARCH
announce
THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VECTOR AND PARALLEL COMPUTING
ISSUES IN APPLIED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
JUNE 6 - 10, 1988
in Tromsoe, Norway
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Bergen Scientific Centre (BSC) is the principal host for the
Second International Conference on Vector and Parallel Computing from
June 6 through 10, 1988. The other joint partners in hosting the conference
are the SIAM Special Interest Activity Group (SIAM/SIAG) on Supercomputing
and the ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Architecture (ACM/SIGARCH).
The conference themes are:
Numerical Analysis, Pattern Recognition/Image Processing & Computer Vision
Artificial Intelligence, Reservoir Simulation & Seismic Processing
Parallel Programming Languages - such as ADA
Large Scale Scientific Computations
The programme consists of 17 invited papers, 6 student scholarship papers and
over 140 contributed presentations that span the themes of the conference. In
addition there will be supercomputer vendor demonstrations and 4 panel
sessions.
The conference is to be held in the Paris of the North - Tromsoe, Norway
AGENDA:
SUNDAY JUNE 5, 1988
A conference table will be available at Tromsoe airport for those
attendees arriving on Sunday. Please check with the SAS people at this table
and they will arrange for transport to your hotel.
If you arrive in Tromsoe before Sunday, June 5 then please check with
the SAS Hotel for information.
Please register in the SAS Hotel as soon as you arrive
13.00 - 19.00 Registration in the SAS Hotel
20.30 - 22.30 Dinner
22.00 - 24.00 Registration in the SAS Hotel
Coffee and Dancing
MONDAY JUNE 6, 1988
Morning 08.45 - 12.30: KULTURHUSET
08.45 - 09.00 Opening Remarks
09.00 - 09.45 Keynote speaker - Irving Wladawsky-Berger
INVITED PAPERS
09.45 - 10.30 Al Erisman (Boeing Computer Services)
Supercomputing as a Tool for Product Development
10.30 - 11.00 Break for refreshments
11.00 - 11.45 Ulrich Trottenberg (GMD)
On The Suprenum System
11.45 - 12.30 Tilak Agerwala (IBM)
Highly Parallel Processing Research at IBM
12.30 - 12.35 Poster Introductions
Axemen: Jack Dongarra (ANL) & Iain Duff (Harwell)
12.35 - 14.00 Lunch at the SAS Hotel
Afternoon 14.00 - 17.50: KULTURHUSET
POSTER SESSIONS
SUPERCOMPUTER VENDOR DISPLAYS
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
14.00 - 15.15 Session 1A Image Processing & Graphics
Chairwoman: Linda Shapiro (University of Washington)
Session 2A PDEs
Chairman: Tony Chan (UCLA)
15.15 - 15.45 Break for refreshments
15.45 - 17.50 Session 1B Image Processing
Chairman: Alvie Ray Smith (Pixar)
Session 2B Parallel Solution of PDEs
Chairman: Gerard Meurant (Centre d'Etudes de Limeil-Valenton)
PANEL SESSION ON ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES
(Alberte Room SAS Hotel)
Chairmen: Jack Dongarra (ANL) & Iain Duff (Harwell)
Evening 18.30 - 24.00:&
18.30 - 19.30 Dark Cocktail Reception
19.30 - 20.00 Tromsoe-Tromsoe multimedia presentation
20.30 - 24.00 Norwegian Specialities and Local Beer Evening on the Fjord
TUESDAY JUNE 7, 1988
Morning 08.30 - 12.05: KULTURHUSET
INVITED PAPERS
8.30 - 9.15 Tony Jameson (Princeton University)
Current Directions & Future Possibilities in
Computational Fluid Dynamics
9.15 - 10.00 Tony Chan (UCLA)
Domain Decomposition Algorithms and Applications to
Computational Fluid Dynamics
10.00 - 10.30 Break for refreshments
10.30 - 11.15 Gerard Meurant (Centre d'Etudes de Limeil-Valenton)
Domain Decomposition Methods for PDEs on Parallel Computers
11.15 - 12.00 Wolfgang Gentzsch (Fachhochschule Regensburg)
Comparison of Super- & Mini-Supercomputers for
Computational Fluid Dynamics
12.00 - 12.05 Poster Introductions
Axemen: Jack Dongarra (ANL) & Iain Duff (Harwell)
12.05 - 13.30 Lunch at the SAS Hotel
Afternoon 13.30 - 17.45: KULTURHUSET
POSTER SESSIONS
SUPERCOMPUTER VENDOR DISPLAYS
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
13.30 - 15.10 Session 1A Large Scale Vector & Parallel Computations
Chairman: Tony Jameson (Princeton University)
Session 2A Parallel Programming Languages
Chairman: David Warren (University of Manchester)
15.10 - 15.40 Break for refreshments
15.40 - 17.45 Session 1B Software Environments
Chairman: Ken Kennedy (Rice University)
Session 2B Sparse Matrix Techniques
Chairman: Iain Duff (Harwell)
PANEL SESSION ON COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS
(Alberte Room SAS Hotel)
Chairman: Mac Hyman (Los Alamos)
Evening 18.30 - 24.00:
18.30 - 19.30 Organ Concert in the Arctic Cathedral
20.00 - 22.00 CONFERENCE BANQUET in the SAS Hotel
22.30 - 24.00 Trip to Floeyfjellet, Skiing, Champagne & Folkedans
WEDNESDAY JUNE 8, 1988
Morning:Recovery
Afternoon 13.00 - 16.50: KULTURHUSET
INVITED PAPER
Session Chairman: Gene Golub (Stanford University)
13.00 - 13.45 Cleve Moler (Ardent Computers)
Images of Matrices
STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP PAPERS
Session Chairmen: Bill Gear (University of Illinois) &
Gene Golub (Stanford University)
13.50 - 14.15 C. Bischof (Cornell University)
Efficient Parallel Programs through Pipelined
Block Algorithms. The QR Decomposition as an Example
14.15 - 14.40 J. Engels (Universitat Bonn)
An OR-Parallel Execution Model for Full Prolog
14.40 - 15.10 Break for refreshments
15.10 - 15.35 V. E. Henson (University of Colorado)
Parallel Compact Symmetric FFTs
15.35 - 16.00 M. Kiehl (Technische Universitat Munchen)
Vectorizing the Multiple-Shooting Method for the Solution
of Boundary-Value Problems and Optimal-Control Problems
16.00 - 16.25 E. G. Ong (University of Washington)
The 3D Hierarchical Basis Preconditioner
16.25 - 16.50 H. Zhang (Temple University)
A New Parallel Algorithm for LU Decomposition
17.30 - 18.45 Survival Dinner at the SAS Hotel
Evening 19.00 - 00.45: KULTURHUSET
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
19.00 - 21.30 Session 1A Architectures
Chairman: Tilak Agerwala (IBM)
Session 2A Large Scale Vector Applications
Chairman: Johnny Petersen (BSC, IBM)
21.30 - 21.55 Break for refreshments
21.55 - 23.35 Session 1B Issues in Vector & Parallel Computing
Chairman: Jan Kok (CWI)
Session 2B Large Scale Vector & Parallel Applications
Chairman: Tomasso Poggio (MIT)
23.35 - 24.00 Eyeball refresher
24.00 - 00.45 THE MIDNIGHT SUN LECTURE (KULTURHUSET)
Chairman: Cleve Moler (Ardent Computers)
Alvie Ray Smith (Pixar)
Visualization in Art Science & Technology
THURSDAY JUNE 9, 1988
Morning 08.30 - 12.05: KULTURHUSET
INVITED PAPERS
8.30 - 9.15 Tomasso Poggio (MIT)
Parallel Integration of Vision Modules
9.15 - 10.00 Linda Shapiro (University of Washington)
Programming Parallel Vision Algorithms: A Dataflow Language
Approach
10.00 - 10.30 Break for refreshments
10.30 - 11.15 Johnny Petersen (BSC, IBM)
Seismic Wave Propagation and Absorbing Boundary Conditions
11.15 - 12.00 Richard Ewing (University of Wyoming)
Large Scale Computing in Reservoir Simulation
12.00 - 12.05 Poster Introductions
Axemen: Jack Dongarra (ANL) & Iain Duff (Harwell)
12.05 - 13.30 Lunch at the SAS Hotel
Afternoon 13.30 - 17.45: KULTURHUSET
POSTER SESSIONS
SUPERCOMPUTER VENDOR DISPLAYS
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
13.30 - 15.10 Session 1A Reservoir/Seismic
Chairman: Richard Ewing (University of Wyoming)
Session 2A Linear Algebra
Chairman: Jack Dongarra (ANL)
15.10 - 15.40 Break for refreshments
15.40 - 17.45 Session 1B Large Scale Vector & Parallel Computations
Chairman: Wolfgang Gentzsch (Fachhochschule Regensburg)
Session 2B Linear Algebra
Chairman: Danny Sorensen (ANL)
PANEL SESSION ON RESERVOIR MODELLING
(Alberte Room SAS Hotel)
Chairman: Trond Steihaug (Statoil)
Evening 19.30 - 01.30:
19.30 - 02.00 Havets Festbord at Hella
FRIDAY JUNE 10, 1988
Morning 08.30 - 12.05: KULTURHUSET
INVITED PAPERS
8.30 - 9.15 Ken Kennedy (Rice)
PARASCOPE: A Parallel Programming Environment
9.15 - 10.00 David Warren (Manchester)
Parallel Logic Programming
10.00 - 10.30 Break for refreshments
10.30 - 11.15 Jan Kok (CWI)
Parallel Programming with Ada
11.15 - 12.00 John Hertz (NORDITA)
Introduction to Neural Computation
12.00 - 12.05 Poster Introductions
Axemen: Jack Dongarra (ANL) & Iain Duff (Harwell)
12.05 - 13.30 Lunch at the SAS Hotel
Afternoon 13.30 - 17.00: KULTURHUSET
POSTER SESSIONS
SUPERCOMPUTER VENDOR DISPLAYS
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS
13.30 - 15.10 Session 1A AI & Neural Computing
Chairman: John Hertz (NORDITA)
Session 2A Linear Algebra
Chairman: Sean McKee (University of Strathclyde)
15.10 - 15.40 Break for refreshments
15.40 - 16.55 Session 1B Linear Algebra
Chairman: Al Erisman (Boeing Computer Services)
Session 2B Parallel Multigrid Applications
Chairman: Ulrich Trottenberg (GMD)
PANEL SESSION ON NEURAL COMPUTING
(Alberte Room SAS Hotel)
Chairman: John Hertz (NORDITA)
17.00 CONCLUSION
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
The invited papers from the conference will be published as a special issue
of the International Journal of Supercomputer Applications.
In addition, the invited papers, a number of selected contributed papers,
and the six student scholarship papers will be published by MIT Press in the
form of a book that will follow the basic format of the Journal of
Supercomputer Applications. This book will serve as the proceedings of
the conference.
REGISTRATION FEES AND SCHEDULES
The registration fee covers the cost of all social activities including dinner
on Sunday evening. If an attendee does not wish to participate in an evening
social event then the registration fee covers the cost of dinner in the SAS
hotel. In addition each participant will receive a copy of the conference
proceedings.
The registration fee before April 29, 1988 is NOK 2,200 or the equivalent
in US Dollars or Pounds Sterling.
After April 29, 1988 the registration fee is: NOK 3,500 or the equivalent
in US Dollars or Pounds Sterling. The registration fee will be forfeited for
cancellations received after April 29, 1988.
PLEASE REGISTER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS MUST
BE LIMITED TO 450 PEOPLE.
Payment of fees MUST be received before May 27, 1988.
COMPANIONS PROGRAMME:
The social activities in the agenda are available to companions of conference
participants at the following subsidized rates, Monday evening: total
cost NOK 150, Tuesday evening: Banquet NOK 300, Organ Concert and trip
to Floeyfjellet no charge, Thursday evening: no charge. The lively
and exciting town of Tromsoe also offers a host of other activities that can
be arranged upon request.
TRAVEL:
The conference will be held at the SAS Royal Hotel in the city of Tromsoe,
Norway.
It has not been possible to obtain from Scandinavian airlines a guaranteed
and convenient charter flight to Tromsoe. Moreover, it seems likely that
attendees can obtain reasonable air fares if they book the complete
journey in their home country. Our enquiries show that travel agents should
have no difficulty in arranging regular scheduled flights to and from
Tromsoe.
For example, on Sunday June 5, 1988 the following flights are available:
NEW YORK - OSLO
SK902 - Gardermoen 07.10 TW826 - Gardermoen 08.50
PAA098 (via London) - Fornebu 13.05 BA644 (via London) - Fornebu 16.55
Note there are 2 airports in Oslo, Gardermoen and Fornebu.
LONDON (HEATHROW) - OSLO ARRIVAL TIMES IN FORNEBU
BA642 - 11.05 SK512 - 13.45 BA644 - 16.55
SK510 - 20.15 BA646 - 20.25
OSLO - TROMSOE DEPARTURE TIMES FROM FORNEBU
SK372 - 08.10 SK354 - 14.25 SK376 - 15.05
SK368 - 17.00 SK378 - 18.40 SK358 - 19.30
SK360 - 20.25
LONDON (GATWICK) - BERGEN ARRIVAL TIMES IN BERGEN
SK516 - 13.50 SK518 - 22.50
LONDON (HEATHROW) - BERGEN ARRIVAL TIMES IN BERGEN
BA662/BU277 - 16.45
BERGEN - TROMSOE DEPARTURE TIMES FROM BERGEN
BU271 - 10.10 BU273 - 13.50 BU277 - 17.10
In addition on Sunday there are 16 scheduled flights between Copenhagen and
Oslo, and 3 scheduled flights between Copenhagen and Bergen.
REMEMBER, THERE WILL BE 450 PEOPLE WISHING TO GET TO TROMSOE ON SUNDAY|
THEREFORE, TO GUARANTEE A PLACE ON ONE OF THE FLIGHTS TO TROMSOE, ATTENDEES
ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED TO MAKE THEIR TRAVEL BOOKINGS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
For assistance with these bookings travellers may contact Bennett Reisebureau
A/S, Karl Johansgate 3, 0154 Oslo 1, telephone: 47-2-209090, or Bennett
Reisebureau in Tromsoe, telephone: 47-83-85040.
NOTE FOR THE TRAVEL UNCONSCIOUS:
You are advised to fly to Tromsoe rather than take a cab or a train.
If you decide to take either of the latter then you may have the opportunity
to spend the winter somewhere in Norway|
CLOTHES:
Please remember that the conference takes place above the Arctic Circle.
You should be prepared for both warm and cool weather, and have some extra
warm clothing for the evening boat trips.
ACCOMMODATION:
Main accommodation will be at the SAS Royal Hotel with additional rooms
provided by other hotels in the town. The conference will be limited to
450 participants and therefore early reservations are necessary to guarantee
a room. Room reservations will be handled on a first come first served basis.
In order to make a room reservation please complete the form below and return
it to the conference secretary.
DO NOT CONTACT THE HOTELS DIRECTLY
I wish to attend the conference
Name: ..........................................................
Address: ..........................................................
..........................................................
Telephone: ........................................................
Electronic Mail: ..................................................
The registration fee is Enclosed ........YES..........NO...........
The registration fee is transferred by my bank to Account No.
6511.05.25278 in Christiania Bank, Bergen, Norway .................
Daily Rates, Half Pension (Breakfast & Lunch):
ADULTS:
Please reserve a single room for a conference attendee ................ NOK 850
I am willing to share a room:
Please reserve a place in a double room for one conference attendee ... NOK 550
Please reserve a place in a double room for one conference attendee ... NOK 850
+ a non-conference companion ............................. NOK 250
CHILDREN (Under 16 years):
Under 10 years - accommodation is free.
Between 10 and 16 years ............................................... NOK 185
Date of ARRIVAL at Hotel:
Date of DEPARTURE from Hotel:
TO RESERVE A ROOM YOU MUST COMPLETE THE FORM AND ENCLOSE A DEPOSIT OF NOK
1000 (if sending a cheque then make it payable to: The Conference Secretary),
AND RETURN THE FORM TO THE CONFERENCE SECRETARY:
BERIT HILT, Bergen Scientific Centre, Allegaten 36, 5007 Bergen, NORWAY.
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From: Frank Luk <luk@tesla.ee.cornell.edu>
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 88 17:37:09 EST
Subject: SPIE Conference on Signal Processing III
What follows is the Program for the SPIE Conference on
Advanced Algorithms and Architectures for Signal Processing III.
It will be a 2-1/2 day Conference from August 15 to 17, and will
be followed by an SPIE Conference on Real Time Signal Processing
on August 18 and 19, in San Diego. The Conference Chair and Co-Chairs are
Boualem Boashash, Ed Deprettere, Simon Haykin, Franklin Luk
and Jeffrey Speiser. For further information, please send message
to either luk@tesla.ee.cornell.edu or speiser@cod.nosc.mil
Session 1. Matrix Computations
Chair: Richard Lau, Office of Naval Research
1. R.P. Brent, ( Keynote Speech )
Australian National U.,
Fast Algorithms for Signal Processing.
2. C.J. Anfinson, F.T. Luk,
Cornell U.,
Fast Toeplitz Orthogonalization Algorithms.
3. J. Chun, V. Roychowdhury, T. Kailath,
Stanford U.,
Systolic Array for Solving Toeplitz Systems of Equations.
4. A. Bojanczyk,
Cornell U.,
Matrix Downdating Techniques for Signal Processing.
5. S. Qiao,
Ithaca College,
Fast Adaptive RLS Algorithms: a Generalized Inverse Unification.
6. J.P. Reilly, W.G. Chen, K.M. Wong,
McMaster U.,
A Fast, QR-based Array Processing Algorithm.
7. H. Nelis, E.F. Deprettere, P. Dewilde,
Delft U. of Technology (Netherlands),
Hierarchical Approximate Inversion of Multi Dimensional Covariance Matrices.
Session 2. Signal Processing Techniques
Chair: Jeff Speiser, Naval Ocean Systems Center
8. M.D. Zoltowski,
Purdue U.,
Generalized Minimum Norm and Constrained Total Least Squares with Applications to Array Signal Processing.
9. A.L. Swindlehurst, T. Kailath,
Stanford U.,
Near Field Source Parameter Estimation Using a Spatial Wigner Distribution Approach.
10. V. Kezys, S. Haykin,
McMaster U.,
Multi-frequency Angle-of-arrival Estimation: an Experimental Evaluation.
11. G.E. Martin,
Martin Analysis Software Technology, Inc.,
Signal Subspace Processing of Experimental Radio Data.
12. B. Arambepola,
Marconi Research Centre, U.K.,
Data Processor Architecture for Real-time Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Imaging.
13. A.J. De Groot, S.G. Azevedo, D.J. Schneberk, S.R. Parker,
Lawrence Livermore National Lab.,
A Systolic Array for Efficient Execution of the Radon and Inverse Radon Transforms.
14. D.J. Gingras,
Ruhr-U., W. Germany
Use of homomorphic Signal Processing Techniques for the Estimation of Absorbance Spectra as encountered in Fourier Transform Spectroscopy.
15. Y. Lee, J. Litva,
McMaster U.,
Adaptive Interference Cancelling in Multiple Beamforming Network for Coherent Signals and Interference.
Session 3. Time-Frequency Analysis and the Wigner-Ville Distribution
Chair: Boualem Boashash, U. of Queensland ( Australia )
16. Leon Cohen,
City University of New York.
LOCAL MEAN QUANTITIES IN TIME-FREQUENCY SIGNAL ANALYSIS.
17. Boualem Boashash,
University of Queensland,
SIGNAL ANALYSIS AND SYNTHESIS USING THE WIGNER-VILLE DISTRIBUTION: APPLICATION TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF MACHINE NOISE.
18. Harper J. Whitehouse,
Naval Ocean Systems Center,
INTERPRETATION OF RADAR IMAGING IN TERMS OF THE WIGNER-VILLE DISTRIBUTION.
19. Nenad Marinovic,
City College,University of New-York,
TIME-FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENTS (tentative title).
20. Jeffrey Speiser,
Naval Ocean Systems Center,
HIGH RESOLUTION WIGNER-VILLE DISTRIBUTION: COMPUTATIONAL ISSUES AND SYSTOLIC ARCHITECTURES.
21. G. Boudreaux-Bartels,
University of Rhode Island,
PATTERN RECOGNITION IN THE TIME-FREQUENCY DOMAIN (tentative title).
22. M. Amin et al.,
Univ. of Villanova,
APPLICATION OF WIGNER-VILLE DISTRIBUTION TO TRACKING OF SPECTRAL VARIATIONS (tentative title).
23. F. Harris, H. Abusalem,
San Diego State U.,
Performance Comparison of Wigner-ville based Techniques to Standard FM-discriminators for estimating instantaneous Frequency of a Rapidly Slewing FM Signal
Session 4. Fault Tolerance and Processor Implementation Techniques
Chair: Ed Deprettere, Delft U. of Technology ( Netherlands )
24. V.S.S. Nair, J.A. Abraham,
U. of Illinois,
A methodology for the Analysis and Design of Fault-Tolerant Signal Processing Architectures.
25. H. Park,
U. of Minnesota,
Multiple Error Algorithm-based Fault Tolerance for Matrix Triangularizations.
26. F.T. Luk, E.K. Torng,
Cornell U.,
Array Reconfiguration Techniques in Fault Tolerance.
27. N.G. Azari, A.W. Bojanczyk, S-Y. Lee,
Cornell U.,
Matrix Transposition and its Application to Image Rotation on MCAP.
28. A.J. van der Veen, E.F. Deprettere,
Delft U. of Technology (Netherlands),
A VLSI Direction Finding Algorithm using Floating Point Pipeline CORDIC Processors with 10**7 rotations per second Throughout.
29. M.D. Ercegovac, T. Lang,
UCLA,
Singular Value Decomposition: Using Redundant and On-line CORDIC.
30. M.A.G. Abushagur, H.J. Caulfield,
U. Alabama,
Adaptive Phased Array Data Processing Using the Bimodal Optical Computer.
31. E.J. Baranoski, D.P. Casasent,
Carnegie Mellon U.,
Recursive Matrix Inverse Update on an Optical Processor.
Session 5. High Resolution Beamforming and Estimation
Chair: Simon Haykin, McMaster U. ( Canada )
32. R. Cohn, H.T. Kung, O. Menzilcioglu, S.W. Song,
Carnegie-Mellon U.,
A Highly Reconfigurable Array of Powerful Processors.
33. I.J. Clarke,
Royal Signals and Radar Establishment,
High Discrimination Detection Bound and Model Order Control.
34. K.M. Wong, Q.T. Zhang, J.P. Reilly, P. Yip,
McMaster U.,
A New Criterion for the Detection of the Number of Signals in Array Processing.
35. R. Roy,
Stanford U.,
Invariant Techniques of High Resolution Null Steering.
36. J. Litva,
McMaster U.,
Super-resolution and Deterministic Modelling.
37. K.M. Buckley, X.L. Xu,
U. of Minnesota,
Reduced-Dimension Beam-Space Broad-Band Source Localization: Preprocessor Design.
38. B. Friedlander,
SAXPY Computer Corp.,
Self-calibration Techniques for High Resolution Array Processing.
39. T. Shepherd, J.G. McWhirter,
Royal Signals and Radar Establishment,
Efficient MVDR Beamforming using a Systolic Array.
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From: Petter Bjorstad <gran!petter@NTA-ODIN.ARPA>
Date: Sun, 20 Mar 88 16:31:50 +0100
Subject: Domain Decomposition Workshop
WORKSHOP on DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION ALGORITHMS.
Aug. 1. to Aug. 26.
UNIVERSITY of BERGEN, NORWAY
Following the initial workshop on domain decomposition
methods at Cornell University in 1986, the international
meeting in Paris Jan. 1987, and the international
meeting in Los Angeles 1988, leading researchers in this
field are invited to Bergen, NORWAY in August 1988.
Scientists with an active interest in this field are
invited to participate. Both short and long term visits
during the period is possible. There will be several
lectures, but the emphasis will be on informal exchange
of ideas and knowledge and possible joint projects among
participants.
Unfortunately, financial support will be extremely
limited.
For further information, Contact:
Professor Petter Bjorstad
Institutt for Informatikk
Allegt. 55, N-5007 BERGEN
NORWAY
email: na.bjorstad
phone: +475-212866
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