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HPFF:95a

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Mills, K., and Fox, G. C. ``HPCC applications development and technology transfer to industry,'' in I. D. Scherson, editor, The New Frontiers: A Workshop on Future Directions of Massively Parallel Processing, pages 58--65, Los Alamitos, CA, October 1993. IEEE Computer Society Press.

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Mills, K., and Fox, G. ``InfoMall: an innovative strategy for high-performance computing and communications applications development,'' Internet Research, 4:31--45, 1994.

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Mills, K., Fox, G., Coddington, P., Mihalas, B., Podgorny, M., Shelly, B., and Bossert, S. ``The living textbook and the K--12 classroom of the future.'' Technical Report SCCS-731, Syracuse University, NPAC, Syracuse, NY, July 1995. http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/ltb/SC95/index.html.

MOPAC:95a

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Muller:95a

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Peta:94a

http://www.npac.syr.edu/roadmap/petaapps.html is HTML version of application table. The full published proceedings is T. Sterling, P. Messina, and P. H. Smith, Enabling Technologies for Petaflops Computing, MIT press, 1995.

Ponnusamy:93c

Ponnusamy, R., Saltz, J., Choudhary, A., Hwang, Y.-S., and Fox, G. ``Runtime support and compilation methods for user-specified data distributions.'' Technical Report CS-TR-3194 and UMIACS-TR-93-135, University of Maryland, Department of Computer Science, 1993. To appear in IEEE Transaction on Parallel and Distributed Memory Systems.

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Ponnusamy, R., Hwang, Y.-S., Saltz, J., Choudhary, A., and Fox, G. ``Supporting irregular distributions in FORTRAN 90D/HPF compilers.'' Technical Report CR-TR-3268 and UMIACS-TR-94-57, University of Maryland, Department of Computer Science, 1994. Also available in IEEE Parallel and Distributed Technology, Spring 1995.

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Ranka, S., Fox, G. C., Saltz, J., and Das, R. ``Parallelization of CHARMM molecular dynamics code on multicomputers.'' Technical Report SCCS-236, Syracuse University, NPAC, Syracuse, NY, January 1992.

Robinson:95a

Robinson, G., Hawick, K. A., and Fox, G. C. ``Fortran 90 and high performance Fortran for dense matrix-formulated applications.'' Technical Report SCCS-709, Syracuse University, NPAC, Syracuse, NY, May 1995.

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