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Technical
Papers
The
SC2004 Technical
Paper program
is the industry’s
premier
forum for
disseminating
innovative
and important
advances
in high-performance
computing,
networking,
and storage
from academic,
government,
and corporate
institutions
world wide.
Fifty-nine
papers have
been selected
for presentation
from 192
submissions
contributed
by 665 authors.
The Technical
Papers program
spans theory,
practice,
modeling,
experimentation,
infrastructure,
and application
of high
performance
computing,
advanced
networking,
innovative
storage
solutions,
systems
engineering
and grid
technologies.
The papers
are presented
in twenty
sessions
over three
days.
Awards are
given for
best technical
paper and
best student
paper. In
all, six
papers are
candidates
for best
technical
paper and
twelve for
best student
paper (69
submitted,
23 accepted).
The nominated
papers are
marked within
the program.
The Technical
Papers program
also highlights
four Gordon
Bell Prize
finalist
papers (from
16 submissions).
These papers
will be
presented
in the “Extreme
Performance”
and “Emerging
Architectures”
sessions
on Wednesday
afternoon.
The finalist
papers are
marked within
the program.
The Technical
Papers program
is the culmination
of hundreds
of thousands
of hours
of individual
and group
efforts.
Special
thanks to
the Technical
Papers Committee,
listed below.
The quality
of the program
is a testament
to their
commitment
to the paper
review process.
The Area
Chairs deserve
special
note, as
the process
would not
have worked
without
them. In
addition
to the committee,
244 external
referees
contributed
their time
and expertise.
Thanks,
too, to
the SC2004
Technical
Program
Committee
and other
conference
committees
that support
the technical
papers program
in myriad
ways. And
of course,
our deepest
thanks to
the authors
for contributing
to an exceptional
program.
We welcome
your participation
in the SC2004
Technical
Papers program.
View SC04 Technical Papers on ACM Portal.
View SC04 Technical Papers on IEEE Xplore.
Jeff Kuehn,
SC2004 Technical
Papers Co-Chair
Jack Dongarra,
SC2004 Technical
Papers Co-Chair
Questions? Please send email to: papers04@sc-conference.org.
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