From na-net@na-net.stanford.edu Mon Mar 20 15:23:14 1989 Received: from beauty.stanford.edu by antares.mcs.anl.gov (4.0/SMI-DDN) id AA00817; Mon, 20 Mar 89 15:22:33 CST Received: from patience.stanford.edu by beauty.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.5) id AA10575; Mon, 20 Mar 89 13:21:38 PST Received: from bravery.stanford.edu by patience.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.5) id AA27068; Mon, 20 Mar 89 13:12:32 PST Received: by bravery.stanford.edu (4.0/inc-1.5) id AA05627; Mon, 20 Mar 89 13:24:12 PST Date: Mon, 20 Mar 89 13:24:12 PST From: na-net@na-net.stanford.edu Message-Id: <8903202124.AA05627@bravery.stanford.edu> Return-Path: Subject: NA-NET distribution message Errors-To: nanet@na-net.stanford.edu Maint-Path: maintainer@na-net.stanford.edu To: na-net@na-net.stanford.edu Reply-To: na-net@na-net.stanford.edu Comment: requests, comments or problems to nanet@na-net.stanford.edu Comment: submissions to na@na-net.stanford.edu Comment: alternate address: na%na-net@score.stanford.edu Status: RO NA Digest Monday, March 20, 1989 Volume 89 : Issue 11 Today's Editor: Cleve Moler Today's Topics: SPIE Conference on Signal Processing Position with Nova Corporation in Alberta ICS 89 Registration Information Journals for Sale Parallel Computationaal Fluid Dynamics ------------------------------------------------------- From: Frank Luk Date: Wed, 15 Mar 89 12:51:41 EST Subject: SPIE Conference on Signal Processing Program for SPIE Conference on Advanced Algorithms and Architectures for Signal Processing, San Diego, CA, August 8-10. Organizing Committee: Boualem Boashash, Philip Hargrave, Franklin Luk, James Reilly, Jeffrey M. Speiser, Paul Van Dooren. Tuesday, August 8 Keynote Paper: 1. John G. McWhirter, Royal Signals and Radar Establishment, United Kingdom. ``Algorithmic Engineering - An Emerging Discipline''. Session 1. Adaptive Filtering Chair: Philip Hargrave, STC Technology Ltd, United Kingdom. 2. Simon Haykin and Henry Leung, McMaster University, Canada. ``Residue Adaptive Filtering''. 3. Dirk Slock and Tom Kailath, Stanford University. ``Multi-channel Fast Transversal Filter Algorithms for Adaptive Broadband Beamforning''. 4. C.F.N. Cowen, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom. ``Data Equalisation using Highly Non-linear Adaptive Architectures''. 5. George Irwin, The Queen's University of Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. ``Algorithms and Architectures for Systolic Covariance Kalman Filtering''. 6. Ian Proudler, Royal Signals and Radar Establishment, United Kingdom. ``A QR-based Lattice Filter Algorithm for Least Squares Linear Prediction''. 7. John Hudson, Terry Shepherd, and John McWhirter, STC Technology Ltd, and Royal Signals and Radar Establishment, United Kingdom. ``Parallel Weight Extraction by a Systolic Least Squares Algorithm''. Session 2. Numerical Techniques Chair: Paul Van Dooren, Philips Research Laboratory, Brussels, Belgium. 8. Marc Moonen, Paul Van Dooren, and Joos Vandewalle, ESAT, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, and Philips Research Laboratory, Brussels, Belgium. ``(G)SVD Updating for Tracking Slowly Time-varying Systems''. 9. B. Yang and J.F. B\"ohme, Ruhr Universit\"at, Federal Republic of Germany. ``Reducing the Computations of the SVD array given by Brent, Luk, and Van Loan''. 10. A.W. Bojanczyk and A.O. Steinhardt, Cornell University. ``Linear Array for Covariance Differencing via Hyperbolic SVD''. 11. Wallace E. Larimore, Jorge Galdos, Daniel Martin, and Franklin T. Luk, Computational Engineering, Inc, and Cornell University. ``A Transputer Implementation of System Identification and Control using SVD's''. 12. Paul Van Dooren and Jean-Paul Charlier, Philips Research Laboratory, Brussels, Belgium. ``A Jacobi-like Algorithm for computing the Generalized Schur Form of a Regular Pencil''. 13. Jean-Marc Delosme, Yale University. ``CORDIC Algorithms: Theory and Extensions''. 14. B. Ottersten, M. Viberg, and T. Kailath, Stanford University, ``Asymptotic Analysis of the Total Least Squares ESPRIT Algorithm'', 15. Theagenis J. Abatzoglou, Lockheed Missiles and Space Co. ``Analysis of the Constrained Total Least Squares Method and Its Relation to Harmonic Superresolution''. 16. P. Comon, Thomson Sintra, France. ``Separation of Sources Using High-order Cumulants''. Wednesday, August 9 Session 3. Signal Analysis and Beamforming Chair: Jeffrey M. Speiser, Naval Ocean Systems Center, San Diego, CA. 17. Guanghou Xu and Thomas Kailath, Stanford University. ``A New Technique for Broadband Direction Finding''. 18. A. L. Swindlehurst, Richard Roy, and Thomas Kailath, Stanford University. ``Suboptimal Subspace-fitting Methods for Multidimensional Signal Parameter Estimation''. 19. James A. Cadzow, Vanderbilt University. ``Direction-of-Arrival Estimation Using Maximum Likelihood Techniques'' 20. R. L. Ricks, Naval Ocean Systems Center. ``Use of Overlap in the Hough and Fast Hough Transforms'' 21. H. Arnold and J. M. Speiser, Naval Ocean Systems Center. ``Array Manifold Effects in Signal Subspace Techniques''. 22. Ching Yih Tseng and Lloyd J. Griffiths, University of Southern California. ``A Unification and Comparison of Adaptive Linearly-Constrained Beamforming Structures''. 23. B. D. Rao, University of California at San Diego. ``State Space Model-Based Parameter Estimation Methods and Some Applications'' 24. Rongqing Xu, Zhidao Cao, and Yongtan Liu, Harbin Institute of Technology, China. ``A Method of Precise Motion Compensation for ISAR''. 25. R. Altes, Chirp Corporation. ``Proportional Bandwidth Wideband Wigner-Ville Analysis''. Session 4. Array Processing Chair: James Reilly, McMaster University, Canada. 26. Richard Blahut, IBM, Owego, New York. ``Algebraic Technique for Signal Processing and Coding''. 27. G.A. Jullien and W.C. Miller, University of Windsor, Canada. ``Homogeneous VLSI Structures for High Speed DSP using Number Theoretic Techniques''. 28. James P. Reilly, K. Max Wong, and P.M. Reilly, McMaster University, and University of Waterloo, Canada. ``A Bayesian Approach to Direction-of-Arrival Estimation in Highly Correlated Noise Fields''. 29. J.F. B\"ohme, Ruhr Universit\"at, Federal Republic of Germany. ``Location and Spectrum Estimation by Approximate Maximum Likelihood''. 30. Sanzheng Qiao, McMaster University, Canada. ``Parallel Implementation of a Linear Prediction Algorithm''. 31. W.G. Chen, K.M. Wong, and J.P. Reilly, McMaster University, Canada. ``A New Adaptive Technique for Detection of the Number of Signals in Array Processing. 32. Ahmed H. Tewfik, University of Minnesota. ``Direction Finding in the Presence of Colored Noise''. 33. Richard Roy, M. Goldburg, B. Ottersten, L. Swindlehurst, M. Viberg, and T. Kailath, Stanford University. ``ESPRIT and Uniform Linear Arrays''. 34. John Shen and Douglas Wood, Carnegie-Mellon University, and ESL, Inc. ``Application-Specific Processors for Real Time Tracking''. Thursday, August 10 Session 5. Time-Varying Spectral Analysis Chair: Boualem Boashash, University of Queensland, Australia. 35. B. Boashash, G. Jones, and P. O'Shea, University of Queensland, Australia. ``Time-frequency analysis and instantaneous frequency estimation: implementation and applications''. 36. L. Cohen, Hunter College, City University of New York. ``Time-frequency distributions, instantaneous frequency and spread''. 37. B.E.A. Saleh, University of Wisconsin. ``Filtering in the time-frequency domain''. 38. Moeness G. Amin, Villanova University. ``Smoothing in time-varying spectrum estimation''. 39. L. Auslander, I. Gertner, R. Tolimieri, and G. Eichman, City University of New York. ``Time-frequency Analysis and Synthesis of Non-stationary Signals''. 40. J. Speiser, Naval Ocean Systems Center. ``An Overview of Wide-band Signal Analysis Techniques''. 41. T. E. Posch, Hughes Aircraft Company. ``Coherence States, Spectrograms, Wavelet Estimates and Their Time-Frequency Distribution''. 42. W.J. Williams, University of Michigan. ``A New Time-Frequency Distribution for the Analysis of Multicomponent Signals''. 43. Moeness G. Amin and Fred Allen, Villanova University, and General Electric Company. ``A Novel Approach to Cross-terms Elimination in Wigner Distribution using Adaptive Filtering in Frequency Domain''. ------------------------------ From: Cleve Moler Date: Wed, 15 Mar 89 13:10:16 PST Subject: Position with Nova Corporation in Alberta Nova Corporation of Alberta currently has positions available in Calgary, Alberta for recent graduates at the doctorate level in Applied Mathematics. The work is in the area of pipeline and compressor simulation and control. Contact Bill Tarchuk at (403) 290-6970. ------------------------------ From: Dennis Gannon Date: Wed, 15 Mar 89 22:31:34 -0500 Subject: ICS 89 Registration Information 1989 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SUPERCOMPUTING June 5 - 9, 1989 CRETE, GREECE SPONSORED BY ACM In Cooperation with Computer Technology Institute and in Association with SIAM, AICA, BCS, INRIA, IPSJ and GI Conference Co-chairman: George Paul, IBM Research, USA T.S. Papatheodorou, CTI, GREECE KEYNOTE SPEAKER Paul B. Schneck Director, Supercomputing Research Center, INVITED PRESENTATIONS Frances E. Allen Sr. Manager, IBM Research Jean-Marie Cadiou ECC, Director Information Technologies - ESPRIT Wolfgang K. Giloi Director, Research Center for Innovative Computer Systems and Technology, GMD - TUB First John Gurd Chairman, Computer Science Department, University of Manchester Robert Haber Adjunct Professor, National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Paul Messina Director, Concurrent Supercomputing Facilities, California Institute of Technology Raul Mendez Director, Institute of Supercomputing Research GENERAL INFORMATION CONFERENCE VENUE The conference will beheld at the Capsis Beach Hotel, which is located 22 Km. from Heraklion airport, in the most picturesque region of Crete, at Aghia Pelaghia village. ADDRESS: CAPSIS BEACH HOTEL P.O. Box 72 Heraklion-Crete GREECE Tel: (081) 233395 - 7 TLX: 262204 Recreation: A large, open air, sea water Olympic size swimming pool, a pool for diving, a children's pool and an indoor pool. Spacious lounges, sun terrace, TV room, extensive gardens, children's playground, sauna, hairdressing salon, card room, game room, four restaurants, two snack bars, Greek coffee shop and main cocktails bar. Two private sandy beaches offering all kinds of sea sports such as: water skiing, pedal boats, canoes, wind surfing, sailing, 4 tennis courts, minigolf, volleyball, parachuting, bicycles and mopeds, table tennis, night club, discotheque. HOTEL ACCOMMODATION The Local Arrangements Committee - through its travel agent, MANOS TRAVEL SYSTEM S.A., has booked rooms at the CAPSIS BEACH HOTEL, Aghia Pelaghia at special rates. Please indicate on the registration form your preference for a room. The Local Arrangements Committee reserves the right to make other arrangements than your choice, in the event that the allotment for the requested room has been disposed. All hotel accommodations will be treated on a first-come-first-served basis and must be received not later than April 30th, 1989. After this date, applications will still be handled, but cannot be guaranteed. Rate per person in double room: DRS. 38.500 Rate per person in single room: DRS. 44.500 Above rate per person includes 5 nights accommodation on half board basis and service taxes. Excluded are telephone, telex of cable expenses of other special hotel services, and shall be paid by the user of these services. To guarantee the reservation a deposit of USDOL $100.00 will be required for every room requested. This amount will be credited in the participant's name and deducted from the final bill. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Advance Regular Before May 5, 1989 After May 5, 1989 ACM/SIG member ACM/SIG member $295 $360 Non-member Non-member $360 $410 * Student $80 * Student registration must be accompanied by advisor's endorsement. Amount Enclosed: $ Name: Affiliation: Mailing Address: E.mail: Tel: Telefax: Please return conference registration form and complete payment in USDOL to: COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE P.O. Box 1122 26110 Patras, GREECE Checks payable to IICS'89, Computer Technology Institute Note: Eurochecks in Greek drachmas only at current rate. For more information concerning the conference, contact the Local Arrangements Committee. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE General Co-Chairs: George Paul, IBM Research, USA E-mail: gp1@ibm.com Theodore S. Papatheodorou, CTI, GREECE E-mail: cti@grpatvx1.bitnet ...!mcvax!dias!cti Program Co-Chairs: Dennis Gannon, INDIANA, USA E-mail: gannon@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu Elias N. Houstis, PURDUE, USA E-mail: enh@cs.purdue.edu Program Vice-Chairmen Friedel Hossfeld, KFA, EUROPE & AFRICA E-mail: zdv001%djukfa11.bitnet@ cunyvm.cuny.edu John R. Sopka, DEC, NORTH & SOUTH AMERICA E-mail: sopka%syzygy.dec@decwrl.dec.com Yoichi Muraoka, WASEDA, JAPAN & FAR EAST E-mail: muraoka%jpnwas00.bitnet@ cunyvm.cuny.edu Proceedings: Richard D. DeGroot, TI, USA E-mail: degroot%ti-csi@relay.cs.net Local Arrangement: Angela Cotronis, CTI, GREECE Conference Registrar: George Papaspiropoulos Computer Technology Institute P.O. Box 1122 261 10, PATRAS, GREECE Tel + 61-225073 and 273496 Telex 312515 CTI GR. Fax + 61 222088 E-mail: cti@grpatvx1.bitnet ...!mcvax!dias!cti ------------------------------ From: Per Grove Thomsen Date: Thu, 16 Mar 89 10:54:48 DNT Subject: Journals for Sale To potential customers of past editions of periodicals: The following journals are for sale at the highest reasonable bid from: T. Busk Institute for Numerical Analysis The Technical University of Denmark Building 303, DK 2800 Lyngby, Denmark. 1) J. Inst of Mathematics and its Applications, vol 1-26. 2) IMA journal of Numerical Analysis, vol 1-7. 3) Numerische Mathematik, vol. 1-49. 4) BIT, vol. 1-27. 5) USSR Comp. Math. and Math. Physics, vol. 1-13. 6) Computer Journal, vol. 19-24. 7) Linear Algebra and its Applications, vol 1-8 and 10-18. 8) ICC Bulletin , vol. 1-6. 9) Math. Tables and other Aids to Computation, Mathematics of Computation, no's: 19-28, 30-32, 35, 38, 40-64, 67-176. 10)Annals of Math. Statistics vol I-XXV (less 5 issues from vol.II-V). 11)Proc. of Amer.Math. Soc. vol. 1-4. 12)Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. vol. 54-59. (less vol 56. no. 3) 13)Skandinavisk Aktuartidsskrift. 1943-73. Scandinavian Actuarial Journal 1974-88. Answers or Bids to T. Busk c/o NMIPGT at NEUVM1 . ------------------------------ From: Geoff Chesshire Date: Fri, 17 Mar 89 12:05:27 pst Subject: Parallel Computationaal Fluid Dynamics PARALLEL CFD Implementations and Results Using MIMD Computers Los Angeles, May 8-9, 1989 SECOND NOTICE ONR, RIACS and INTEL are pleased to participate as sponsors for a conference designed to discuss recent developments in the use of MIMD parallel computers in high performance computational fluid dynamics. Each of the invited speakers has experience and specific results to report using an Intel iPSC/2 system. The issues discussed, however, will pertain to a broad class of similar MIMD systems. Please note this correction. Deadline date for pre-registration was incorrectly printed as March 10, 1989. The correct deadline date is April 21, 1989. INVITED SPEAKERS: Antony Jameson James S McDonnell Distinguished Professor of Aerospace Engineering Princeton University "Transonic and Supersonic Flow Calculations Using the Euler Equations" Anthony T. Patera Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology "Solution of the Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations on Medium Grained Parallel Processors" William T. Thompkins Manager, Computer Science Laboratory, Northrop Research and Technology Center "Data Storage Concurrency and Portability: An Object Oriented Approach to Fluid Mechanics" Akin Ecer Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University at Indianapolis "Applications of a Hypercube for Solving Three Dimensional Flow Problems" Mark E. Braaten Mechanical Engineer, General Electric Research and Development Center "Solution of Fluid Flows by a Pressure Correction Method on a Hypercube Computer" Geoff Chesshire Senior Scientist, Applications Research, Intel Scientific Computers "Fluids Codes and Distributed Memory: Techniques, Tools and Examples" PANEL DISCUSSION: Are Highly Parallel Systems Ready for Prime Time? The NASA sponsored panel session will discuss issues in parallel computations related to a broad class of alternative architectures. Moderator: Horst Simon, NASA Ames Research Center, Panelists: Creon Levit, NASA Ames Research Center; Gary Montry, Sandia National Laboratories; Ken Neves, Boeing Computer Services; Anthony Patera, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Justin Rattner, Intel Scientific Computers. SHORT PAPERS The Parallel CFD organizing committee is soliciting contributed presentations of 10 minutes or less on subjects which will complement the in-depth titled papers described above. Proposed title and abstract (not to exceed 250 words) should be sent to Lynn McDaniel, AlTek/Parallel CFD, 8321 N. Woolsey, Portland, Oregon 97203. Abstracts deadline February 28, 1989. Notification of acceptance March 13, 1989. LOCATION AND DATE Radisson Plaza Hotel 1400 Park View Avenue Manhattan Beach, California 90266 (3 miles south of LAX Airport, just west off I-405 at Rosecrans) 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday, May 8 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 9 A block of rooms has been reserved at the Radisson Plaza Hotel. Please contact the hotel at 1-800-228-9822 to make hotel reservations. Be sure to identify yourself as a participant in Parallel CFD to receive the discounted conference rate. CONFERENCE INFORMATION Registration for Parallel CFD is limited to 200 people. Advance registrations of $100 will be accepted until April 21, 1989. Registration at the conference, $125 will be on a first come, first served basis for those without reservations. Day of Conference registration will begin at 7:00 a.m. May 8, 1989. If you have questions regarding the conference, please call Lynn McDaniel at (503) 289-7735. ------------------------------ End of NA Digest ************************** -------