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IBM Journal of Research and Development, Volume 48, 2004
Volume 48, Number 1, 2004
- David P. DiVincenzo, Nabil Amer:
Preface. 3-4 - Geoffrey Grinstein:
Can complex structures be generically stable in a noisy world? 5-12 - Tommaso Toffoli:
A pedestrian's introduction to spacetime crystallography. 13-30 - Edward Fredkin:
Five big questions with pretty simple answers. 31-46 - John A. Smolin:
The early days of experimental quantum cryptography. 47-52 - N. David Mermin:
Copenhagen computation: How I learned to stop worrying and love Bohr. 53-62 - Asher Peres:
What is actually teleported? 63-70 - Barbara M. Terhal
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Is entanglement monogamous? 71-78 - Richard Jozsa:
Illustrating the concept of quantum information. 79-86 - Gilles Brassard, Pawel Horodecki, Tal Mor:
TelePOVM - A generalized quantum teleportation scheme. 87-98 - William K. Wootters:
Picturing qubits in phase space. 99-110 - Mary Beth Ruskai:
Some bipartite states do not arise from channels. 111-114 - Peter W. Shor:
The adaptive classical capacity of a quantum channel, or Information capacities of three symmetric pure states in three dimensions. 115-138 - Ryszard Horodecki
Quantum information isomorphism: Beyond the dilemma of the Scylla of ontology and the Charybdis of instrumentalism. 139-147
Volume 48, Number 2, 2004
- Tilak Agerwala:
Message from the Vice President, Systems, IBM Research Division. 150 - Kirk E. Jordan:
Preface. 151-152 - Silvia N. Crivelli, Teresa Head-Gordon:
A new load-balancing strategy for the solution of dynamical large-tree-search problems using a hierarchical approach. 153-160 - George I. Fann, Gregory Beylkin
Singular operators in multiwavelet bases. 161-172 - Dennis M. Newns, Wilm E. Donath, Glenn J. Martyna, Manfred E. Schabes, Byron H. Lengsfield III:
Novel efficient techniques for computer simulation of magnetic recording. 173-182 - George Lake, Thomas Quinn, Derek C. Richardson, Joachim Stadel
The pursuit of the whole NChilada: Virtual petaflops using multi-adaptive algorithms for gravitational systems. 183-198 - Bruce G. Elmegreen, Roger H. Koch, Manfred E. Schabes, Tiffany Crawford, Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Hideaki Furusawa, Tetsu Narumi, Ryutaro Susukita, Kenji Yasuoka:
Simulations of magnetic materials with MDGRAPE-2. 199-208 - William T. C. Kramer, Arie Shoshani, Deborah A. Agarwal
Deep scientific computing requires deep data. 209-232 - Andrew S. Grimshaw, Marty A. Humphrey, Anand Natrajan:
A philosophical and technical comparison of Legion and Globus. 233-254 - Windsor W. Hsu, Alan Jay Smith:
The performance impact of I/O optimizations and disk improvements. 255-289
Volume 48, Number 3-4, 2004
- Michael Desens:
Message from the Vice President, Systems Hardware Development, IBM Systems and Technology Group. 292- - Rolf Schmidt:
Preface. 293-294 - Timothy J. Slegel, Erwin Pfeffer, Jeffrey A. Magee:
The IBM eServer z990 microprocessor. 295-310 - Guenter Gerwig, Holger Wetter, Eric M. Schwarz, Juergen Haess, Christopher A. Krygowski, Bruce M. Fleischer, Michael Kroener:
The IBM eServer z990 floating-point unit. 311-322 - Pak-kin Mak, Gary E. Strait, Michael A. Blake, Kevin W. Kark, Vesselina K. Papazova, A. E. (Rick) Seigler, Gary A. Van Huben, Liyong Wang, George C. Wellwood:
Processor subsystem interconnect architecture for a large symmetric multiprocessing system. 323-338 - Tobias Webel, Thomas E. Gilbert, Dietmar Schmunkamp:
Run-control migration from single book to multibooks. 339-346 - Dean G. Bair, Steven M. German, William D. Wollyung, Edward J. Kaminski Jr., James Schafer, Michael P. Mullen, William J. Lewis, Rebecca Wisniewski, Joerg Walter, Steven Mittermaier, Visda Vokhshoori, Robert J. Adkins, Michael Halas, Thomas Ruane, Ursel Hahn:
Functional verification of the z990 superscalar, multibook microprocessor complex. 347-366 - Hans-Werner Anderson, Hans Kriese, Wolfgang Roesner, Klaus-Dieter Schubert:
Configurable system simulation model build comprising packaging design data. 367-378 - Thomas-Michael Winkel, Wiren Dale Becker
First- and second-level packaging of the z990 processor cage. 379-394 - Juan C. Parrilla, Frank E. Bosco, John S. Corbin, John J. Loparco, Prabjit Singh, John G. Torok:
Packaging the IBM eServer z990 central electronic complex. 395-408 - Gary F. Goth, Daniel J. Kearney, Udo Meyer, Donald W. Porter:
Hybrid cooling with cycle steering in the IBM eServer z990. 409-424 - Lisa Cranton Heller, Mark S. Farrell:
Millicode in an IBM zSeries processor. 425-434 - Christine Axnix, Eberhard Engler, Stefan Hegewald, Thomas Hesmer, Martin Kuenzel, Friedrich Michael Welter:
z990 NetMessage-protocol-based processor to support element communication interface. 435-448 - Edward W. Chencinski, Michael J. Becht, Tim E. Bubb, Carolynn G. Burwick, Juergen Haess, Markus M. Helms, Joseph M. Hoke, Thomas Schlipf, Jeffrey M. Turner, Hartmut Ulland, Manfred H. Walz, Carl H. Whitehead, Gerhard Zilles:
The structure of chips and links comprising the IBM eServer z990 I/O subsystem. 449-460 - Bodo Hoppe, Bridgette Arthur-Mensah, Edward W. Chencinski, Sabina Joseph, Haresh Kumar, Jose F. Silverio:
Functional verification of a frequency-programmable switch chip with asynchronous clock sections. 461-474 - Todd W. Arnold, Leendert van Doorn:
The IBM PCIXCC: A new cryptographic coprocessor for the IBM eServer. 475-488 - Les W. Wyman, Harry M. Yudenfriend, John S. Trotter, Kenneth J. Oakes:
Multiple-logical-channel subsystems: Increasing zSeries I/O scalability and connectivity. 489-506 - Gerhard Banzhaf, Frank W. Brice, Giles R. Frazier, Jeffrey P. Kubala, Thomas B. Mathias, Volker Sameske:
SCSI initial program loading for zSeries. 507-518 - Myron L. Fair, Christopher R. Conklin, Scott B. Swaney, Patrick J. Meaney, William J. Clarke, Luiz C. Alves, Indravadan N. Modi, Fritz Freier, Wolfgang Fischer, Norman E. Weber:
Reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) of the IBM eServer z990. 519-534 - Ira G. Siegel, Beth A. Glendening, Jeffrey P. Kubala:
Logical partition mode physical resource management on the IBM eServer z990. 535-542 - Wolfgang Gellerich, Torsten Hendel, Rudolf Land, Helge Lehmann, Michael Mueller, Peter H. Oden, Hartmut Penner:
The GNU 64-bit PL8 compiler: Toward an open standard environment for firmware development. 543-556 - Stefan Koerner, Rainer Bawidamann, Wolfgang Fischer, Ulrich Helmich, Daniel Klodt, Brian K. Tolan, Paul A. Wojciak:
The z990 first error data capture concept. 557-568 - Klaus-Dieter Schubert, Edward C. McCain, Hermann Pape, Karin Rebmann, Patrick M. West, Ralf Winkelmann:
Accelerating system integration by enhancing hardware, firmware, and co-simulation. 569-582 - Michael Stetter, Joachim von Buttlar, Ping T. (Danny) Chan, Dietmar Decker, Herwig Elfering, Paul M. Gioquindo, Thomas Hess, Stefan Koerner, Andreas Kohler, Heinrich Lindner, Karlo Petri, Mooheng Zee:
IBM eServer z990 improvements in firmware simulation. 583-594
Volume 48, Number 5-6, 2004
- Paul M. Horn:
Message from the Senior Vice President, IBM Research Division. 596- - James Yeh, Ponani S. Gopalakrishnan, Kazushi Kuse:
Preface. 597-600 - Ying Chen, Xiaoyan Chen, Fangyan Rao, Xiulan Yu, Ying Li, Dong Liu:
LORE: An infrastructure to support location-aware services. 601-616 - Zhe Xiang, Song Song, Jin Chen, Hao Wang, Jian Huang, Grace Xingxin Gao:
A wireless LAN-based indoor positioning technology. 617-626 - Jun Shen, Pei Sun, Jianming Zhang, Song Song:
iMMS: Interactive multimedia messaging service. 627-634 - Rong Yao (Frank) Fu, Hui Su, James C. Fletcher, Wei Li, Xiao Xi Liu, Shiwan Zhao
A framework for device capability on demand and virtual device user experience. 635-648 - Jun Zhu, Zhong Tian, Thomas Li, Wei Sun, Sheng Ye, Wei Ding, C. C. Wang, Gerland Wu, Leo Weng, Simon Huan, Bill Liu, Daniel Chou:
Model-driven business process integration and management: A case study with the Bank SinoPac regional service platform. 649-670 - Aseem Agrawal, Jayanta Basak, Vivek Jain, Ravi Kothari, Manoj Kumar, Parul A. Mittal, Natwar Modani, K. Ravikumar, Yogish Sabharwal, R. Sureka:
Online marketing research. 671-678 - Neeraj Agrawal, Rema Ananthanarayanan, Rahul Gupta, Sachindra Joshi, Raghu Krishnapuram, Sumit Negi:
The eShopmonitor: A comprehensive data extraction tool for monitoring Web sites. 679-692 - Sougata Mukherjea
Enhancing a biomedical information extraction system with dictionary mining and context disambiguation. 693-702 - Mohit Kumar, Nitendra Rajput, Ashish Verma:
A large-vocabulary continuous speech recognition system for Hindi. 703-716 - Parul A. Mittal, Manoj Kumar, Mukesh K. Mohania, Medha Nair, Nipun Batra, Prasan Roy, Anupam Saronwala, Lalit Yagnik:
A framework for eGovernance solutions. 717-734 - Junji Maeda, Kentarou Fukuda, Hironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa:
Web accessibility technology at the IBM Tokyo Research Laboratory. 735-750 - Shigenori Shimizu, Hiroshi Ishikawa, Akashi Satoh, Toru Aihara:
On-demand design service innovations. 751-766 - Toshio Suganuma, Takeshi Ogasawara
Evolution of a Java just-in-time compiler for IA-32 platforms. 767-796 - Hideki Tai, Kinichi Mitsui, Takashi Nerome, Mari Abe, Kouichi Ono, Masahiro Hori:
Model-driven development of large-scale Web applications. 797-810 - Hiroyuki Okano, Andrew J. Davenport, Mark Trumbo, Chandra Reddy, Kunikazu Yoda, Masami Amano:
Finishing Line Scheduling in the steel industry. 811-830
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