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6. AN APPROACH TO DATA DISTRIBUTIONS IN CHAPEL.

Author

Diaconescu, R. E. and Zima, H. P.

Subjects
*PROGRAMMING languages, *ELECTRONIC data processing, *DOCUMENT markup languages, *FOCUS (Computer program language), *INFORMATION processing, *COMPUTER programming, *COMPUTER systems, *INFORMATION technology, *COMPUTER industry
Abstract

The article presents a study that describes a new approach to locality awareness, which focuses on data distributions in high-productivity Chapel language. Here, the researchers present an object-oriented framework that allows the explicit specification of the mapping of elements in a collection to memory units, the control of the arrangement of elements within such units, the definition of sequential and parallel iteration over collections, and the formulation of specialized allocation policies as required for advanced applications.

Published
2007
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7. PARALLEL PROGRAMMABILITY AND THE CHAPEL LANGUAGE.

Author

Chamberlain, B. L., Callahan, D., and Zima, H. P.

Subjects
PROGRAMMING languages, PARALLEL programming, PARALLEL processing, COMPUTER programming, PARALLEL logic programming, COMPUTER programmers, ELECTRONIC data processing, END-user computing, COMPUTER algorithms, COMPUTER industry
Abstract

The article presents a study that investigates parallel programs and the Chapel language. Here, the researchers consider productivity challenges for parallel programmers and explore ways which parallel language design might help improve end-user productivity. Furthermore, they also surveyed techniques for parallel programming and describe ways in which they consider them to fall short of their idealized productive programming model. Details on the Chapel's features and how they help address parallel productivity are also discussed in the study.

Published
2007
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13. Elektrophoretischer Nachweis zweier Eiweißkomponenten im Fibrinogen

Author

Klingenberg, H. G., Schauenstein, E., and Zima, H.

Abstract

Auf papierelektrophoretischem Wege wird gezeigt, daß Rinderfibrinogen bei pH12,9 in zwei Komponenten zerfällt, wie auf Grund der im alkalischen Medium erfolgenden Aufsprengung der Tyrosinblockierung erwartet werden durfte. Diese Komponenten dürften nach aller Wahrscheinlichkeit den bereits im Fibrinogen präformierten Fibrin-Fraktionen I und II entsprechen. Die letztgenannten erweisen sich elektrophoretisch als einheitliche Proteine, und ihre isoelektrischen Punkte liegen bei pH4,2 bzw. 5,7, so daß das Fibrinogen (und auch das Fibrin) als Eiweiß-Symplex anzusprechen sind.

Published
1953
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