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Special Issue of The Computer Journal
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Author: Mohan Kumar
Date: Mon, 06 May 1996 00:00
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		CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

		Special Issue of THE COMPUTER JOURNAL

				on
		Automatic Loop Parallelization

Expressions of interest  are solicited for a secial issue
of The Computer Journal on Automatic Loop Parallelization
planned for 1997.  Automatic parallelization of loop-based
sequential programs will play a very important role in facilitating
the use of high performance computers. This is a preliminary call
to create a maling list of researchers likely to contribute to
this special issue.  This call is not for screening the 
papers. Topics of interest include (but not limited to),

Loop Transformation Techniques
Loop Transformation Theory and Program Partitioning
Impact of Architectures on Paralleizing Compilers
Cache Performance Optimization
Communication Overheads
Performance Analysis of Transformation Techniques
Loop Parallization on Network of Workstations
Special Purpose Architectures
Software Issues

If you are likely to submit a paper, please email the following
information to the address below by May 20, 1996. 

1) likley title of the paper, 
2) authors' name(s), and 
3) if available a 50 word abstract.

The tentative deadline for submission of full
papers is likely to be September 30, 1996.

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Dr. J. Mohan Kumar
Department of Computer Science 
Curtin University of Technology
GPO Box U 1987 Perth WA 6001
AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 9 351 3014
Fax: +61 9 351 2819
Email: kumar@cs.curtin.edu.au
URL     : http://www.cs.curtin.edu.au/~kumar/
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