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Analysis and implementation of an implicitly restarted Arnoldi iteration
(1995)
The Arnoldi algorithm, or iteration, is a computationally attractive technique for computing a few eigenvalues and associated invariant subspace of large, often sparse, matrices. The method is a generalization of the Lanczos ...
A study of viscous effects in seismic modeling, imaging, and inversion: Methodology, computational aspects, and sensitivity
(1996)
Real Earth media are anelastic, which affects both the kinematics and dynamics of propagating waves: Waves are attenuated and dispersed. If anelastic effects are neglected, inversion and migration can yield erroneous ...
Distributed system fault tolerance using message logging and checkpointing
(1990)
Fault tolerance can allow processes executing in a computer system to survive failures within the system. This thesis addresses the theory and practice of transparent fault-tolerance methods using message logging and ...
Interactive parallelization of numerical scientific programs
(1989)
Parallel computers can provide impressive speedups, but unfortunately such speedups are difficult to realize in actual practice unless the program is written in a way that effectively exploits the parallel hardware. This ...
Optimal control of time evolution systems: Controllability investigations and numerical algorithms
(1995)
Optimal control problems for partial differential equations of evolution, mostly of parabolic type, are considered. The means of control are a nonhomogeneous boundary condition or forcing term.
A hierarchical control problem ...
A FEATURE CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY FOR RECOGNITION OF COMPLEX PATTERNS IN SCENES
(1981)
A framework and techniques for recognition and analysis of complex patterns in scenes are presented.
By a "complex pattern" we mean a configuration of objects of interest, called "simple patterns", which appear in full ...
Compiler support for machine-independent parallelization of irregular problems
(1995)
Data-parallel languages, such as H scIGH P scERFORMANCE F scORTRAN or F scORTRAN D, provide a machine-independent data-parallel programming paradigm in which the applications programmer uses a dialect of a sequential ...
Soft typing: An approach to type checking for dynamically typed languages
(1991)
In an effort to avoid improper use of program functions, modern programming languages employ some kind of preventative type system. These type systems can be classified as either static or dynamic. Static type systems ...
Krylov-secant methods for solving large-scale systems of coupled nonlinear parabolic equations
(1997)
This dissertation centers on two major aspects dictating the computational time of applications based on the solution of systems of coupled nonlinear parabolic equations: nonlinear and linear iterations. The former aspect ...
Hierarchical attribute grammars: Dialects, applications and evaluation algorithms
(1992)
Although attribute grammars have been applied successfully to the specification of many different phases of analysis and transformation of complex language processing systems, including type checking, data flow analysis, ...