The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications
The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications provides a lively forum for the communications of original research papers and timely review articles on the use of supercomputers to solve complex modeling problems in a spectrum of disciplines.
The emphasis will be on experiences with the use of supercomputers rather than on the exposition of computational results peculiar to a specific research topic. Software techniques that apply to classes of problems often cross disciplines; articles should focus on the exchange of such techniques, as well as present methods for analyzing, measuring and applying algorithms and solution schemes related to particular application areas. This journal is a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
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The International Journal of High Performance Computing Applications provides a lively forum for the communications of original peer-reviewed research papers and timely review articles on the use of supercomputers to solve complex modeling problems in a spectrum of disciplines.
The goal of the journal is to capture the state of the art in simulation and modeling of complex phenomena across a spectrum of disciplines and the technologies that support those activities through original research papers and timely review articles. The journal emphasizes experiences with the use of large-scale, high performance computers and software techniques that apply to classes of problems, often across disciplines. Articles should focus such experiences and techniques, as well as methods for analyzing and applying algorithms and solution schemes related to particular application areas. Articles that document the complexity of maximizing performance for real world applications are of particular interest.
The scope of the journal is reflected by the specialties of the board of contributing editors. Illustrative applications include:
- Aerodynamics and aerospace engineering;
- Astrophysics and geophysics;
- Atmospheric research and meteorological forecasting;
- Automotive design and production;
- Climate modeling;
- Computer graphics and imaging;
- Molecular biology and molecular dynamics;
- Nuclear physics;
- Petroleum reservoir engineering and hydrology;
- Pharmaceutical structural analysis and computer-aided design;
- Physical oceanography;
- Plasma physics;
- Quantum chemistry and first principles molecular dynamics;
- Solid state physics, and structural dynamics.
General-purpose computational technologies of interest include: the interaction of architecture with algorithms; performance modeling; parallel programming models and languages; parallel tools and their application to large-scale simulation; scaling analyses; and scientific software engineering.
| Jack J. Dongarra | University of Tennessee, Knoxville, USA |
| Bronis R. De Supinski | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA |
| Julie Langou | University of Tennessee, USA |
| David Abramson | The University of Queensland, Australia |
| Ann Almgren | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA |
| Rosa Badia | Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Spain |
| Massimo Bernaschi | National Research Council of Italy, Italy |
| Ewa Deelman | USC Information Sciences Institute, USA |
| David Dixon | University of Alabama, USA |
| Anshu Dubey | Argonne National Laboratory, USA |
| Iain Duff | Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK |
| Charbel Farhat | Stanford University, USA |
| Bryant Flynt | University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR), USA |
| Salman Habib | Argonne National Laboratory, USA |
| A J G Hey | Microsoft Corporation, USA |
| Torsten Hoefler | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| William Jalby | Université de Versailles, France |
| Lennart Johnsson | University of Houston, USA |
| David K Kahaner | Asian Technology Information Program, Japan |
| David E Keyes | King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, Saudi Arabia |
| Alice E. Koniges | University of Hawaii, USA |
| Satoshi Matsuoka | Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan |
| Todd Munson | Argonne National Laboratory, USA |
| Dimitrios S. Nikolopoulos | Virginia Tech Computer Science Department, USA |
| Yves Robert | Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France |
| Xiaoye Sherry Li | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA |
| Frederick Streitz | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA |
| Professor Daisuke Takahashi | University of Tsukuba, Japan |
| Michaela Taufer | University of Tennessee, USA |
| John Taylor | ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science, Australia |
| Vladimir Voevodin | Moscow State University, Russia |
| Richard Vuduc | Georgia Institute of Technology, USA |
| David W Walker | Cardiff University, UK |
| Layne T Watson | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA |
| Dr. Michele Weiland | EPCC - University of Edinburgh, UK |
| Sung-Eui Yoon | KAIST, South Korea |
| William Gropp | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA |
| Joanne Martin | IBM, USA (retired) |
| Yoshio Oyanagi | Kobe University, Japan |
| Robert S Schreiber | Cerebras Systems, USA |
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