About the Book
This book is with contributions from: P.A. Boucard, L. Champaney, N.M. Charkari, B.N. Chetverushkin, J.Y. Cognard, T.N. Croft, M. Cross, N.J. Dingle, M. Dolenc, M. Drozdowicz, M. Ganzha, W. Gentzsch, K.M. Giannoutakis, G.A. Gravvanis, J.R. Green, O. Hassan, P.K. Jimack, P. Kacsuk, A.I. Khan, W.J. Knottenbelt, J. Kruis, I. Lirkov, K. Morgan, A.H. Muhamad Amin, A.M. Mullis, R. Olejnik, M. Paprzycki, M.M. Resch, J. Rosam, M. Schafer, M. Senobari, A.K. Slone, D.C. Sternel, T. Suto, P. Telegin, D. Tromeur-Dervout, P. Verpeaux, B. Vinter, A.J. Williams, Z.Q. Xie and T. Yamada. This volume includes the invited lectures presented at: The First International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing for Engineering held at the Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering, University of Pecs, Hungary, 6-8 April 2009.
Table of Contents:
1. Fully Parallel Environment for the Simulation of Unsteady Flow with Moving Boundary Components, O. Hassan and K. Morgan 1 2. Next Generation Processors, B. Vinter 21 3. Trends in Architectures and Methods for High Performance Computing Simulation, M.M. Resch 37 4. Towards a World Wide Grid: Integrating Service Grids and Desktop Grids, P. Kacsuk 49 5. Grid and Cloud Portals for Design, Simulation, and Collaboration, W. Gentzsch 83 6. A Vision of a Computing Environment for the Web 2.0 Era, M. Dolenc 103 7. Ontologies, Agents and the Grid: An Overview, M. Drozdowicz, M. Ganzha, M. Paprzycki, R. Olejnik, I. Lirkov, P. Telegin and M. Senobari 117 8. Resource Management in Grids: Overview and a discussion of a possible approach for an Agent-Based Middleware, M. Senobari, M. Drozdowicz, M. Ganzha, M. Paprzycki, R. Olejnik, I. Lirkov, P. Telegin and N.M. Charkari 141 9. Performance Trees: A Query Specification Formalism for Quantitative Performance Analysis, W.J. Knottenbelt, N.J. Dingle and T. Suto 165 10. The FETI Method and its Applications: A Review, J. Kruis 199 11. Meshfree Adaptative Aitken-Schwarz Domain Decomposition with application to Darcy Flow, D. Tromeur-Dervout 217 12. Towards a Three-Dimensional Parallel, Adaptive, Multilevel Solver for the Solution of Nonlinear, Time-Dependent, Phase-Change Problems, J.R. Green, P.K. Jimack, A.M. Mullis and J. Rosam 251 13. High Performance Preconditioned Iterative Methods, G.A. Gravvanis and K.M. Giannoutakis 275 14. A Parallel Hybrid Time Domain Method for Large Scale Electromagnetic Simulations, K. Morgan, Z.Q. Xie and O. Hassan 309 15. Dynamic Fluid Structure Interaction in Parallel: A Challenge for Scalability, A.K. Slone, A.J.Williams, T.N. Croft and M. Cross 329 16. Recent Trends in High-Performance Computing for Computational Fluid Dynamics, D.C. Sternel and M. Schafer 351 17. High-Performance Computing: Fundamental Problems in Industrial Applications, B.N. Chetverushkin 369 18. Integrating Sensory Data within a Structural Analysis Grid, A.I. Khan and A.H. Muhamad Amin 389 19. Multiparametric High Computational Strategies for Frictional Contact Problems, P.A. Boucard and L. Champaney 413 20. Parallel Distributed Seismic Analysis of an Assembled Nuclear Power Plant, T. Yamada 439 21. A Parallel Approach for Solving a Wide Class of Structural Non-Linear Problems, J.Y. Cognard and P. Verpeaux 455
About the Author :
B. H. V. Topping is an emeritus professor of computational mechanics at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and an honorary professor at the Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering at the University of Pecs in Hungary. P. Ivanyi is head of the department of system and software engineering at the Pollack Mihaly Faculty of Engineering at the University of Pecs in Hungary."
