Applied Parallel Computing: Advanced Scientific Computing: 6th International Conference, PARA 2002, Espoo, Finland, June 15-18, 2002. Proceedings [Paperback]

Keynote Lectures.- Enabling Numerical and Software Technologies for Studying the Electrical Activity in Human Heart.- Parallel Patient-Specific Computational Haemodynamics.- High Performance Computing, Computational Grid, and Numerical Libraries.- Grid Computing: Enabling a Vision for Collaborative Research.- HPC  What Might the Future Hold?.- Multi-physics and Multi-scale Modelling of Materials Processing.- Co-array Fortran for Full and Sparse Matrices.- Measuring the Local Geometry of Valleys in Complex Energy Landscapes by Exhaustive Exploration: The Lid Method.- An Overview of an Architecture Proposal for a High Energy Physics Grid.- Datamining and Knowledge Discovery.- A Data Mining Architecture for Clustered Environments.- Automated Fitting and Rational Modeling Algorithm for EM-Based S-Parameter Data.- A Proposal of High Performance Data Mining System.- A Quasi-Parallel Realization of the Investment Frontier in Computer Resource Allocation Using Simple Genetic Algorithm on a Single Computer.- Parallelism in Knowledge Discovery Techniques.- Parallel Program Development.- A New Approach to Parallel Debugger Architecture.- ALCOR  An Algorithmic Concept Recognition Tool to Support High Level Parallel Program Development.- MPIT  Communication/Computation Paradigm for Networks of SMP Workstations.- Code Optimization Techniques of Data-Intensive Tasks onto Statically Scheduled Architectures: Optimal Performance on the TigerSharc.- Practical Experiences in Parallel Computing.- PIT: A Library for the Parallelization of Irregular Problems.- Parallel Information Retrieval with Query Expansion.- Reducing Communication Cost for Parallelizing Irregular Scientific Codes.- Implementation of Parallel Collection Equi-Join Using MPI.- Practical Experiences in ParallelizingExistent Computer Programs.- Computer Science.- On the Evaluation of the Distributed Objects and Mobile Agents Programming Models for a Distributed Optimization Application.- A Parallel Transitive Closure Cl£(