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From: azedine@cs.mcgill.ca (Azzedine BOUKERCHE)
Newsgroups: comp.arch
Subject: Call-For Papers; IJCS'
Date: 2 Oct 1995 19:21:56 GMT
Organization: SOCS, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

=========================                     ============================
  
                              Call for Papers
  
                           Special Issue of the 
  
            International Journal in Computer Simulation (IJCS)
                                   
                                   on 
  
               Advances in Parallel and  Distributed Simulation

                   Tentative Publication Date, January 1997

=========================                     ============================
  
  Papers are solicited for a special issue of the  International Journal 
  in Computer Simulation (IJCS) on Advances in Parallel and  Distributed 
  Simulation to be published in  January 1997 (Tentative date).
  
  
  Computer simulation is recognized as a critical technology playing 
  a major role in many areas of great interest, such as improving the 
  efficiency of computer and communication networks, or reducing 
  simulation for large VLSI circuit designs, to mention a few.  
  The advent of massively parallel computers and distributed computing 
  networks over the past few years has had a major impact in the simulation 
  arena.  Many research groups from academia, industry, and research labs 
  have studied parallel simulation techniques for speeding up sequential 
  simulations, while exploiting the features of the parallel architectures.
  
  
  This special issue is targeted to include a set of original articles
  that represent the state-of-the-art in demonstrating that parallel 
  simulation techniques are successfull in speeding up the execution of 
  selected simulation models.  Results of both theoretical and practical 
  significance will be considered.  Topics of interest include, but not 
  limited to:  

     * Algorithms and methods for parallel simulation;
     * Models for parallel simulation;
     * Application-specific parallel simulation; 
     * Languages for parallel simulation;  
     * Methodologies for parallel simulation; 
     * Performance evaluation and benchmarking;
     * Parallel simulation of data parallel programs.
  
  
  Authors should follow the IJCS manuscript format as described in the
  ``Information for Authors'' at the end of each issue of IJCS.  Five
  copies of complete double-spaced manuscripts should be sent to 
  the guest editor by March 15th, 1996. 
  All papers should include a title page containing  title, author(s)
  names and affiliations, regular postal addresses, e-mail addresses,
  and telephone/phone numbers.  Authors will be notified of the final 
  publication decision by August 1996. 

  Only original, unpublished work will be considered; manuscripts resembling 
  any previously published work in a journal are unacceptable.
  
                           
                        Guest Editor,
                        Dr. Azzedine Boukerche
                        Department of Computer Science
                        University of North Texas
                        P.O. Box 13886
                        Denton, Texas, 76203-6886
 
                        Telephone: (817) 565-4869
                        E-mail   : azedine@ponder.csci.unt.edu