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Information Systems and Technology Center


/ Hidesada Kanda / Professor
/ Leo Nagamatsu / Associate Professor
/ Akira Fujitsu / Assistant Professor
/ Tongjun Huang / Research Associate

ISTC consists of the Information Processing Center and the University Library. ISTC's main purpose is to provide information services through computer facilities and library services.

The Graduate School will start from April 1997. It was very important to prepare the necessary computer equipment for the graduate school during FY 1996. Besides providing regular services, IPC staff provided the following new supports during FY 1996.


Refereed Journal Papers

  1. Sanehiro Furuichi, Leo Nagamatsu and Koichiro Deguchi, An Estimation Model for Performance Evaluation of Highly Parallel Computer. Transactions of Information Processing Society of Japan, vol.38, no.9, pp. 1736-1744.

    It is very important for the effective use of highly parallel computer to understand its overall performance. But it depends on many factors, and it show very complicated behavior. We propose a new method to predict the overall performance using simple models built from a combination of the degree of parallelism, memory caching mechanism and capacity, communication cost and so on. Experimantal results of performance estimation on some real highly parallel computers show the feasibility of this method.

Refereed Proceeding Papers
  1. Zixue CHENG, Naka TAJIMA, Kazuhiko SATOU and Tongjun HUANG, A Distributed Algorithm for Dice Tossing. Proc. of the International Conference of Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications (PDPTA'96), Aug. 1996.

    In this paper, we proposed A Distributed Algorithm for Dice Tossing.

  2. Zixue Cheng, Tongjun Huang and Norio Shiratori. A distributed algorithm for implementation of forst-order multiparty interactions. In 1996 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems (ICPADS-96), Jun. 1996.

Unrefereed Papers

  1. H. Kanda. Normal pressure distribution in the entrance region. In Proceedings of 10th Symposium on Computational Fluid Dynamics, pages 204--205. Japan Society of Computational Fluid Dynamics, Dec. 1996.

  2. H. Kanda. Normal wall strength. In 52nd Meeting Abstracts of the Physical Society of Japan , page 817. The Physical Society of Japan, Mar. 1997.

  3. Leo Nagmatsu and Masahiro Akiba, Experiences of Public Lectures of the University of Aizu. Proc. of the 1996 Conference on Education of Information Processing, sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Dec. 1996.

Grants

  1. Leo Nagmatsu, Hidesada Knda and Akira Fujitsu, Management of Computer Systems via WWW Interface. Research Project supported by Fukushima Prefectural Foundation for the Advance of Science and Education.

Academic Activities

  1. Hidesada Kanda, 1996. Editor of Japan Society of Computational Fluid Dynamics (1992.4 - ).

Others

  1. T. Kobayashi. Bachelor Thesis: The comparison of performance by programming language and machine (Livermore program and CM-5). Thesis Advisor: H. Kanda, Univ. of Aizu, 1996.

  2. T. Fukuyama. Bachelor Thesis: Parallel Processing on the CM-5. Thesis Advisor: H. Kanda, Univ. of Aizu, 1996.

  3. T. Takahashi. Bachelor Thesis: Introduction of the Connection Machine CM-5. Thesis Advisor: H. Kanda , Univ. of Aizu, 1996.

  4. K. Ishikawa. Bachelor Thesis: A Support Mechanism on a WWW Server for Business Application Interface Form Generation. Thesis Advisor: L. Nagamatsu , The Univ. of Aizu, 1997.

  5. N. Esaka. Bachelor Thesis: On Modification of Information Presentation Policy of WWW Servers using Access Pattern Analysis. Thesis Advisor: L. Nagamatsu , The Univ. of Aizu, 1997.

  6. S. Saito. Bachelor Thesis: A Transfer Time Reduction Method for WWW Servers using Data Compression. Thesis Advisor: L. Nagamatsu , The Univ. of Aizu, 1997.


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October 1997