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This volume presents the proceedings of the First Canada-France
Conference on Parallel Computing; despite its name, this conference
was open to full international contribution and participation, as
shown by the list of contributing authors.
This volume consists of in total 22 full papers, either invited or
accepted and revised after a thorough reviewing process. All
together the papers provide a highly competent perspective on
research in parallel algorithms and complexity, interconnection
networks and distributed computing, algorithms for unstructured
problems, and structured communications from the point of view of
parallel and distributed computing.
This volume presents the proceedings of the joint meeting CONPAR 92
- VAPP V, held in Lyon, France, September 1992. The international
Conferences on Parallel Processing (CONPAR) and the meetings on
Vector and Parallel Processors in computational science (VAPP) have
been held jointly since CONPAR 90 - VAPP IV, held in Zurich. The
aim of the meeting presented in this volume is to review hardware
and architecture developmentstogether with languages and software
tools for supporting parallel processing and to highlight advances
in models, algorithms, andapplications software on vector and
parallel architectures. The papers in the volume are organized into
sections on networks, software tools, distributed algorithms,
dedicated architectures, numerical applications, systolic
algorithms, parallel linear algebra, architectures, shared virtual
memory, load balancing, data parallelism, parallel algorithms,
image processing, compiling and scheduling, simulation and
performance analysis, parallel artificialintelligence, dataflow
architectures, parallel programming, and poster presentations.
This volume contains most of the talks presented at the Journ~es de
la Soci~t~ Math~ma~ique de France entitled "Rhythms in Biology and
other fields of application -Determi- nistic and Stochastic
Approaches" held in Luminy from the 14th th to the 18 of September
1981. The aim of our meeting was to bring together scien- tists
from different disciplines to discuss a common topic and to
stimulate exchanges between participants. We hope that this goal
was reached. This volume is divided into four chapters. In each one
the papers are arranged in alphabetical order by first author.
Chapters one and two contain papers devoted to descrip- tion or
modelling of rhythmic biolog.ical phenomena. Chapters three and
four deal with models for the study of rhythms invol- ving the use
of deterministic or stochastic tools capable of fruitful transfer
to Biology. We are pleased that these Proceedings appear in a
series which constitutes an interface between Biologists and
Mathema- ticians. We are indebted to all who provided us with their
help, particularly the Centre International de Rencontres
Math~matiques (C.I.R.M.) at Luminy, the Soci~t~ Mathematique de
France (S.M.F.) , the Delegation aux Relations Universitaires
Internationales (D.R.U.I.) and the Laboratoire d'Informatique et de
Math~matiques Appliquees de Grenoble (I.M.A.G.). Special thanks are
due to Mrs. A. Litman for her dedi- cation and her efficiency
throughout the organization of this meeting. G~enobie, Vecembe~
1982.
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