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I \marginpar[1]{} am trying to solve the differential-algebraic equations 
(DAEs) which arise from the electrical transient stability problem, by using 
parallel computing.
This work is associated with the NPAC project, ``High Performance
Computing and Parallel Processing in the Utility Industry.''
I am in the process of writing a small electrical transient stability
simulation program for testing and benchmarking sequential and parallel
DAE solvers.

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I \marginpar[2]{} expect to continue this work in phase II of the same
NPAC project.

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I \marginpar[3]{} am the coauthor of two conference papers:  

Anthony Skjellum, Alvin Leung, Steven G. Smith, Robert D. Falgout, Chares H.,
Still and Chuck H. Baldwin, ``The Multicomputer Toolbox -- First-Generation
Scalable Libraries,'' HICSS-27, June, 1993.

Alvin Leung, Anthony Skjellum and Geoffrey Fox, ``Concurrent DASSL: A
Second-Generation, DAE Solver Library,'' Conference on Scalable Parallel 
Libraries, Oct., 1993.

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My \marginpar[4]{} thesis will be related to algorithms for solving
differential-algebraic equations on parallel computers.

My academic advisor at Syracuse is Prof. Geoffrey Fox.
My other thesis advisors are Sanjay Ranka and Anthony Skjellum.

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