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|a SCI: Scalable Coherent Interface
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|b Architecture and Software for High-Performance Compute Clusters /
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|a SCI and Competitive Interconnects for Cluster Computing -- SCI and Competitive Interconnects for Cluster Computing -- The SCI Standard and Applications of SCI -- A Comparison of Three Gigabit Technologies: SCI, Myrinet and SGI/Cray T3D -- SCI Hardware -- SCI Hardware -- Dolphin SCI Adapter Cards -- The TUM PCI/SCI Adapter -- Interconnection Networks with SCI -- Interconnection Networks with SCI -- Low-Level SCI Protocols and Their Application to Flexible Switches -- SCI Rings, Switches, and Networks for Data Acquisition Systems -- Scalability of SCI Ringlets -- Affordable Scalability Using Multi-Cubes -- Device Driver Software and Low-Level APIs -- Device Driver Software and Low-Level APIs -- Interfacing SCI Device Drivers to Linux -- SCI Physical Layer API -- Message Passing Libraries -- Message Passing Libraries -- SCI Sockets Library -- TCP/IP over SCI under Linux -- PVM for SCI Clusters -- ScaMPI - Design and Implementation -- Shared Memory Programming Models and Runtime Mechanisms -- Shared Memory Programming Models and Runtime Mechanisms -- Shared Memory vs Message Passing on SCI: A Case Study Using Split-C -- A Shared Memory Programming Interface for SCI Clusters -- True Shared Memory Programming on SCI-based Clusters -- Implementing a File System Interface to SCI -- Programming SCI Clusters Using Parallel CORBA Objects -- The MuSE Runtime System for SCI Clusters: A Flexible Combination of On-Stack Execution and Work Stealing -- Benchmark Results and Application Experiences -- Benchmark Results and Application Experiences -- Large-Scale SCI Clusters in Practice: Architecture and Performance -- Shared Memory Parallelization of the GROMOS96 Molecular Dynamics Code -- SCI Prototyping for the Second Level Trigger System of the ATLAS Experiment -- Tools for SCI Clusters -- Tools for SCI Clusters -- SCI Monitoring Hardware and Software: Supporting Performance Evaluation and Debugging -- Monitoring SCI Clusters -- Multi-User System Management on SCI Clusters -- Perspectives -- Perspectives -- Industrial Takeup of SCI and Future Developments.
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