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11.4.4 Results
Irregular Loosely Synchronous Problems
12.1 Irregular Loosely Synchronous Problems Are Hard
Simulation of the Electrosensory System of the Fish Gnathonemus petersii
12.2.1 Physical Model
12.2.2 Mathematical Theory
12.2.3 Results
12.2.4 Summary
12.3 Transonic Flow
12.3.1 Compressible Flow Algorithm
12.3.2 Adaptive Refinement
12.3.3 Examples
12.3.4 Performance
12.3.5 Summary
12.4 Tree Codes for N-body Simulations
12.4.1 Oct-Trees
12.4.2 Computing Forces
12.4.3 Parallelism in Tree Codes
12.4.4 Acquiring Locally Essential Data
12.4.5 Comments on Performance
Fast Vortex Algorithm and ParallelComputing
12.5.1 Vortex Methods
12.5.2 Fast Algorithms
12.5.3 Hypercube Implementation
12.5.4 Efficiency of Parallel Implementation
12.5.5 Results
12.6 Cluster Algorithms for Spin Models
12.6.1 Monte Carlo Calculations of Spin Models
12.6.2 Cluster Algorithms
12.6.3 Parallel Cluster Algorithms
12.6.4 Self-labelling
12.6.5 Global Equivalencing
12.6.6 Other Algorithms
12.6.7 Summary
12.7 Sorting
12.7.1 The Merge Strategy
12.7.2 The Bitonic Algorithm
12.7.3 Shellsort or Diminishing Increment Algorithm
12.7.4 Quicksort or Samplesort Algorithm
Hierarchical Tree-Structures as Adaptive Meshes
12.8.1 Introduction
12.8.2 Adaptive Structures
12.8.3 Tree as Grid
12.8.4 Conclusion
Guy Robinson
Wed Mar 1 10:19:35 EST 1995