Table of Contents

• Incorporating an XML Matching Engine in Distributed Brokering SystemsShrideep Pallickara, Geoffrey Fox, Marlon E. Pierce. 1511-1517
• Porting, Monitoring and Tuning UPC on NUMA ArchitecturesAhmed S. Mohamed. 1518-1525
• Distributed Logging in Java with Variable LevelingSunil Brown Varghese, Daniel Andresen. 1526-1531
• The Application of Software Process Precedence Relationship Formalisms to Concurrent Hardware SystemsKenneth G. Ricks, David Jeff Jackson, B. Earl Wells. 1532-1538
• A Toolset for the Specification and Verification of Embedded SystemsMohamed Larbi Rebaiaia, Mohamed Benmohamed, Jihad Mohamad Jaam, Ahmad Hasnah. 1539-1545
• The Design of ReXpis System Based on ebXMLKyeongrim Ahn, Seong-Jin Ahn, Jin-Wook Chung. 1546-1550
• A Corba-Based Distributed Real-Time Crane Simulator with 3D VisualizationZonghui Zheng, Nariman Sepehri. 1551-1556
• UniORB: A Priority-Based Middleware for Communication SystemsEui Hyun Paik, JongHyun Jang, TaeIll Kim, Hyeong Ho Lee. 1557-1560
• DSMSim: A Distributed Shared Memory Simulator for Clusters of Symmetric Multi-ProcessorsDarshan Thaker, Vipin Chaudhary. 1561-1567
• Modeling Concurrent Systems: Reconfigurable NetsEric Badouel, Marisa Llorens, Javier Oliver. 1568-1574
• Jini Lookup Service for Resource-Constrained Mobile DevicesChang-hoe Kim, Myounghwan Oh, Hoon Choi. 1575-1578
• Improving Distributed OS Performance by Flexible Incremental LinkingMarkus Pizka. 1579-1585
• A Strategy for Implementation of Applications with Global Information-Dependent Execution for Clusters of ComputersAugusto Mendes Gomes Junior, Liria Matsumoto Sato, Francisco Isidro Massetto, Calebe De Paula Bianchini. 1586-1590
• A Context-Aware Middleware Mapping Processes and User-Context SubspacesKenji Hisazumi, Tsuneo Nakanishi, Teruaki Kitasuka, Akira Fukuda. 1591-1597
• TORNADO: A Novel Input Replay ToolFrank Cornelis, Michiel Ronsse, Koenraad De Bosschere. 1598-1604
• PVM Toolkit for WindowsJan Kwiatkowski, Piotr Hojnor, Cezary Z. Janikow. 1605-1611
• Effective Runtime Management of Parallelism in Declarative ProgrammingJulian R. Dermoudy. 1612-1618
• Client Environment Management with XML and Web ServiceKazuki Seike, Tsutomu Fujiwara, Yoshio Wada, Hiromasa Hashimoto, Yukihiro Teraoka, Motoyasu Nagata. 1619-1622
• A Characterization of Lazy and Eager Semantic Solutions to the Linda Predicates Ambiguity ProblemMarc L. Smith, Charles E. Hughes. 1623-1627
• Analysis of Dynamic Class Loading in JavaKi Tae Kim, Sun-Moon Jo, Hoon-Joon Kouh, Hyun-Jin Sim, Kab-Lea Lee, Weon-Hee Yoo. 1628-1634
• On Data Locality in Supernode TransformationSrinivasan Subha, Weijia Shang. 1635-1641
• An Aggressive Prefetching for Multimedia ProcessorsSukju Kim, Hyun Ju Moon, Sukil Kim. 1642-1648
• An Enhanced Programming Model for Internet Based Cycle StealingWayne Kelly, Paul Roe, Jiro Sumitomo. 1649-1655
• Modeling and Predicting Point-to-Point Communications of MPI Parallel Programs in NOW EnvironmentsHélio Marci de Oliveira, Kuan-Ching Li, Jean-Luc Gaudiot. 1656-1662
• Interoperability Issues for a Secure Mobile Agent PlatformDavid Levine, Farhad Kamangar, Vamsi Putrevu. 1663-1668
• A Process and Thread Management of the Operating System Future for On Chip Multithreaded ArchitectureMikiko Sato, Koichi Sasada, Shoji Kawahara, Norito Kato, Masanori Yamato, Hironori Nakajo, Mitaro Namiki. 1669-1675
• Concurrent Mentor: A Visualization System for Distributed Programming EducationSteve Carr, Changpeng Fang, Tim Jozwowski, Jean Mayo, Ching-Kuang Shene. 1676-1682
• Subway: Peer-to-Peer Clustering Of Clients for Web ProxyKyungbaek Kim, Daeyeon Park. 1683-1688
• List-Heap Paging in a Distributed Virtual Memory System for Functional LanguagesMarco T. Morazán, Douglas R. Troeger. 1689-1695
• Modeling Repetition Structures in MPI Programs Using a New Graphical ModelJean Marcos Laine, Edson T. Midorikawa, Hélio Marci de Oliveira. 1696-1701
• A Novel Buffer Cache Scheme for Distributed Multimedia StreamingKyoungwoon Cho, Yeonseung Ryu, Youjip Won, Kern Koh. 1702-1705
• Introduction to Process TracesLucian Ilie, Sheng Yu, Qing Zhao. 1706-1712
• Application Specific Adaptive Double Buffer Managed On Chip SIMD Co-Processor ArchitectureCheong-Ghil Kim, Shin-Dug Kim. 1713-1719
• A Universal Parallel SAT Checking KernelWolfgang Blochinger, Carsten Sinz, Wolfgang Küchlin. 1720-1725
• An Outline to a Diagrammatic Nautilus EnvironmentEduardo Fabrízio Seganfredo, Rodrigo Gatto, Cláudio Naoto Fuzitaki, Paulo Blauth Menezes, Daltro José Nunes. 1726-1731
• A RACE Protocol Implementation with IA ProcessorsSeongwoon Kim, Ando Ki, Bogwan Kim. 1732-1736
• Using Wait-Free Synchronization in the Design of Distributed ApplicationsJoseph S. Berrios, Manuel E. Bermudez. 1737-1740
• Using Symbolic Execution of Parallel Program to Estimate Its ScalabilityVictor Ivannikov, Serguei Gaissaryan, Arutyun Avetisyan, Vartan Padaryan. 1741-1744
• Globally Consistent Dynamic ReconfigurationNoel De Palma, Sara Bouchenak, Slim Ben Atallah, Daniel Hagimont. 1745-1751
• S-Chord: Using Symmetry to Improve Lookup Efficiency in ChordValentin Mesaros, Bruno Carton, Peter Van Roy. 1752-1760
• A Replicated Server Architecture Supporting Survivable ServicesByoung-Joon Min, Sung Ki Kim. 1761-1766
• Optimal Sequentialization of Gated Data Dependence Graphs is NP-CompleteEben Upton. 1767-1770
• An Object-Oriented Framework for Computational Fluid DynamicsFreddy Pérez, Wilson Rivera. 1771-1774
• Performance Evaluation of an On-Chip Multi-Threaded Processor with Cache Memory Managed by Logical Thread NumberHironori Nakajo, Masanori Yamato, Shoji Kawahara, Norito Kato, Koichi Sasada, Mikiko Sato, Mitaro Namiki. 1775-1781
• Exploitation of Local Symmetries for Efficient Performance AnalysisL. Capra. 1782-1788
• A Secure and One-Time-Password Based Computer Authentication SystemNing Chen, James C. Chen. 1789-1794
• Network Transportation within a Grid-Based Visualization ArchitecturePaul Heinzlreiter, Dieter Kranzlmüller, Jens Volkert. 1795-1801
• ABEcity: A Middleware for Autonomous, Parallel, and Distributed Agent-Based ProcessingHanh Pham. 1802-1808
• Parallel Execution of Transaction and Integrity Rules for Maintaining Database IntegrityHamidah Ibrahim. 1809-1818
• Model Checking in RebecaMarjan Sirjani, Ali Movaghar, Hamed Iravanchi, Mohammad Mahdi Jaghoori, Amin Shali. 1819-1822
• On Two Allocation Methods for Web ServicesJohn Sum, Jie Wu. 1823-1828
• Asymptotic Analysis on an Unbounded Zero-One Knapsack with Discrete-Sized ObjectsJohn Sum, Jie Wu. 1829-1831
• Distop: A Low-Overhead Cluster Monitoring SystemDaniel Andresen, Nathan Schopf, Ethan Bowker, Timothy Bower. 1832-1836
• An Effective LRU with Random Replacement Policy for Cache MemoryKhalid Khanfar. 1837-1843
• A Parallel Algorithm for Approximate String MatchingKathleen Kaplan, Legand L. Burge III, Moses Garuba. 1844-1848
• Implementation of Simple Scheduler for Parallel Jobs Control on Computational GridBoris M. Chernyavsky, S. Menon. 1849-1854
• Umpire: A Reference Implementation of the Condensed Graph ModelAlan Hamilton, Alex Ferguson, John Morrison. 1855-1861
• An Extension to IEEE802.11 DCF MAC Protocol Considering Threat Zone for Multihop Wireless NetworkZiping Liu, Ziqian Liu. 1862-1866
• Peer-to-Peer Lessons for Cluster File SystemsJens Mache, Sharad Garg. 1867-1871
• A Design for Node Coloring and 1-Fair Alternator on de Bruijn NetworksJyh-Wen Mao, Chang-Biau Yang. 1872-1878
• Synchronization in a Thread-Pool Model and its Application in Parallel ComputingMasaaki Mizuno, Liubo Chen, Virgil Wallentine. 1879-1885
• Hardware/Software Co-Reliability of Field Reconfigurable Multi-Processor-Memory Systems with Redundant BusT. Feng, Nohpill Park, K. M. George. 1886-1890
• Parallelization By Pattern MatchingK. Baswaraj, S. S. S. P. Rao, B. S. Jagdish, P. S. Dhekne, H. K. Kaura. 1891-1895
• LR Parallel Parsing and its SimulationPetr Saloun. 1896-1902
• ALMAP: An Application Level Multicast Approach to Peer-to-Peer Dynamic GroupSong Vuong, Jianming Shao. 1903-1909
• TICC, Technology for Integrated Computation and CommunicationChitoor V. Srinivasan. 1910-1916
• A Coordination Model for Ubiquitous ComputingAmine Tafat, Michèle Courant, Béat Hirsbrunner. 1917-1921
• MultiConference Invited Talk: Multiprocessor Csound: Audio-Pro with Multiple DSP s and Dynamic Load DistributionBarry Vercoe, Michael Haidar, Hidehito Kitamura, Singaram Jayakumar. 1922-1925
• A Smart Memory DesignChengpu Wang, Zhen Wang. 1926-1932
• A New Hybrid Branch Prediction Method Applying Dynamic ClassificationRuijian Zhang, Nicholas Bushby, Barbara Truett, Sofia Angelova, Mark Jagustin. 1933-1938
• An Overview of the APC Compiler for Distributed Memory MachinesSerguei Zotov. 1939-1945
• Parallel Acoustic Wave Simulation in Two Dimensions for Mediums of Varying DensityNicholas L. Armstrong-Crews. 1946-1949
• A Simulator for Scalable Performance Tools in Massively Parallel SystemChu J. Jong, Arthur B. Maccabe. 1950-1956
• Field Programmable Gate Array Implementations of Cellular Automata for Pseudo-Random Number GenerationJason C. Isaacs, R. K. Watkins, Simon Y. Foo. 1957-1963
• A Framework for Intelligent Data Gathering and Triage Techniques in Self Maintaining Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks for a Martian EnvironmentKim Binsted, Nitin Nager. 1964-1970