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Mon, 25 Jan 1993 08:56
Univ. of Toronto CSRI technical reports
Author: CSRI Laboratory Manager
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 08:56
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 08:56
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The Computer Systems Research Institute at the University of Toronto has
a number of technical reports available by anonymous ftp, or from an
automatic mail server.
If you have ftp, ftp to ftp.csri.toronto.edu. Sign on as anonymous, and
cd to csri-technical-reports. If you want to use the mail server instead,
send a one line message saying "help" to tr-mailserver@csri.toronto.edu.
If you want a report that we don't have an electronic copy of, send mail
to reports@csri.toronto.edu. If you have trouble with the ftp archive
or the mail server, send mail to archivist@csri.toronto.edu.
The rest of this message is a list of the recent technical reports that
are available electronically. An up to date list should always be available
in the anonymous ftp directory in the file csri-technical-reports/INDEX.
Here are the reports we've added in the last 6 months:
CSRI-265 A CONCEPTUAL, CASE-RELATION REPRESENTATION OF TEXT FOR
INFORMATION RETRIEVAL
Judith Dick
[Ph.D. Thesis, DCS, February 1992]
CSRI-266 AN ANALYSIS OF CONNECTIVITY OF k-ary- n-cube m-diag INTERCONNECTION
NETWORKS
D. Badouel, C. Wuethrich, and E. Fiume
February 1992
CSRI-272 COMPOSABLE TRUSTED SYSTEMS
E.S. Lee, P.I.P. Boulton, R.E. Soper, B.W. Thomson
[Contract Report; 264 pages; June 1992]
CSRI-274 IMPLEMENTATION AND PERFORMANCE OF CLUSTER-BASED FILE REPLICATION
IN LARGE-SCALE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
James Y.C. Pang, Deepinder S. Gill, and Songnian Zhou
August 1992
CSRI-275 THE ALLOC FACILITY: A REDESIGN OF APPLICATION-LEVEL STREAM I/O
Orran Krieger, Michael Stumm and Ronald Unrau
October 1992
CSRI-276 EXPERIENCE WITH THE HECTOR MULTIPROCESSOR
Michael Stumm, Zvonko Vranesic, Ron White,
Ronald Unrau and Keith Farkas
October 1992
CSRI-278 OPTIMAL STRATEGIES FOR SPINNING AND BLOCKING
L. Boguslavsky, K. Harzallah, A. Kreinen, K.C. Sevcik
and A. Vainshtein
January 1993
And here are the other reports we have available:
CSRI-244 HETEROGENEOUS DISTRIBUTED SHARED MEMORY
S.Zhou*, M.Stumm*, K.Li**, and D.Wortman*
*Computer Systems Research Institute,
University of Toronto
**Department of Computer Science,
Princeton University
September 1990
CSRI-255 CLUSTER-BASED FILE REPLICATION IN LARGE-SCALE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
Harjinder Singh Sandhu and Songnian Zhou
September 1991
CSRI-257 UTOPIA: A LOAD SHARING SYSTEM FOR LARGE, HETEROGENEOUS DISTRIBUTED COMPUTER SYSTEMS
OR UTOPIA OR REALITY?
Songnian Zhou, Xiaohu Zheng, Jingwen Wang, and Pierre Delisle
December 1991
CSRI-258 ROUTING STRATEGIES AND MESSAGE CONTENTION ON LOW-DIMENSIONAL INTERCONNECTION NETWORKS
Didier Badouel, Charles R. Wuethrich, and Eugene L. Fiume
January 1992
CSRI-259 ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF ETHERNET: ARE EXISTING ANALYTIC MODELS ADEQUATE?
Speros Armyros
[M.Sc. Thesis, DCS, February 1992]
CSRI-260 PREDICTING THE PERFORMANCE OF SOFTWARE SYSTEMS
Jerome Alexander Rolia
[Ph.D. Thesis, DCS, February 1992]
CSRI-262 A SLOTTED RING PROTOCOL FOR HIGH-SPEED LOCAL AND METROPOLITAN AREA NETWORKS
Sam S.K. Vuong
[M.Sc. Thesis, DCS, February 1992]
CSRI-263 A NEW LAST-COME FIRST-SERVED PREEMPTIVE WINDOW ACCESS CONFLICT RESOLUTION ALGORITHM
Gillian M. Woodruff
February 1992
CSRI-264 COMPUTATION OF THE PACKET DELAY IN MASSEY'S STANDARD AND
MODIFIED TREE CONFLICT RESOLUTION ALGORITHMS WITH GATED SERVICE
Mart. L. Molle and Alvin C. Shih
February 1992
CSRI-267 EXPLOITING THE ADVANTAGES OF MAPPED FILES FOR STREAM I/O
O. Krieger, M. Stumm, and R. Unrau
March 1992
CSRI-268 HIERARCHICAL CLUSTERING: A STRUCTURE FOR SCALABLE MULTIPROCESSOR
OPERATING SYSTEM DESIGN
R. Unrau, M. Stumm, and O. Krieger
March 1992
CSRI-269 REGION-ORIENTED MEMORY MANAGEMENT IN SHARED-MEMORY MULTIPROCESSORS
H.S. Sandhu, B. Gamsa, and S. Zhou
April 1992
CSRI-271 INVESTIGATIONS INTO HISTORY TOOLS FOR USER SUPPORT
Alison Lee
[Ph.D. Thesis, DCS, April 1992]
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