Problem solving environments for scientific computing : proceedings of the IFIP TC 2/W.G. 2.5 Working Conference on Problem Solving Environments for Scientific Computing, Sophia Antipolis, France, 17-21 June, 1985

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• SESSION 1 Chair : J. K. Reid, Discussant : J. C. T. Pool
• INTRODUCTION = 1
• The What and Why of Problem Solving Environments for Scientific Computing / B. FORD ; R. M. J. ILES = 3
• Discussion = 19
• The How and Which of Problem Solving Environments / S. I. FELDMAN = 23
• Discussion = 31
• Data Access for Scientific Problem Solving / J. W. BROWN = 33
• Discussion = 47
• General Discussion of the Session = 49
• SESSION 2 Chair : T. E. Hull, Discussant H. Liddell
• EXAMPLES IN MATHEMATICS = 53
• Abstract Data Types in Numerical Software / L. M. DELVES = 55
• Discussion = 65
• The Modulef Finite Element Library / P. LAUG ; M. VlDRASCU = 67
• Discussion = 81
• Automated Reasoning and Knowledge Base Design in the Scientific Programming Environment / E. L. LUSK ; R. A. OVERBEEK = 83
• Discussion = 97
• MATHEMATICS FOR PSE = 99
• Mathematics for Problem Solving Environments : Symbolic Computation / J. H. DAVENPORT = 103
• Discussion = 113
• SESSION 3 Chair : C. L. Lawson, Discussant : P. Kemp
• HUMAN INTERFACE = 117
• Interactive Image Processing for Remotely Sensed Oceanographic Data / P. M. ZION = 119
• Discussion = 131
• Voice I／O and Natural Language Interfaces in Problem-Solving Environments / G. PAPCUN = 133
• Discussion = 145
• DEQSOL : A Numerical Simulation Language for Vector／Parallel Processors / Y. UMETANI ; M. TSUJI ; K. IWASAWA ; H. HIRAYAMA = 147
• Discussion = 163
• MATHEMATICS FOR PSE = 165
• The Design of a Rotor: A Case Study / H. W. McLAUGHLIN = 167
• Discussion = 173
• SESSION 4 Chair : M. H. Wright, Discussant : J. B. Webb
• EXAMPLES IN STATISTICS = 175
• Experiences with Statistical Systems / J. A. NELDER = 185
• Discussion = 185
• S as a Programming Environment for Data Analysis and Graphics / J. M. CHAMBERS = 187
• Discussion = 195
• SESSION 5 Chair : B. T. Smith, Discussant : S. J. Hague
• SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES -TRADE OFFS AND CHOICES = 197
• UNIX Systems for Scientific Computing / P. J. WEINBERGER = 199
• Discussion = 207
• The Integration of Toolpack／IST / G. CLEMM ; L. JOSTERWEIL = 209
• Discussion = 229
• AN EXAMPLE -ELLP ACK = 231
• ELLPACK : An Evolving Problem Solving Environment / J. R. RICE = 233
• Discussion = 243
• SESSION 6 Chair : J. Kok, Discussant : I. Gladwell
• OTHER SYSTEM ISSUES = 247
• Multiple Computer Systems Intercommunication and Connection / W. M. GENTLEMAN = 249
• Discussion = 261
• Issues in the Design of Problem Solving Environments / M. MACHURA = 263
• Discussion = 279
• LANGUAGES AND COMMAND INTERFACES = 281
• Specialized Language Centered Communication and its Automatic Implementation / J. L$$\ddot O$$TZSCH = 283
• SESSION 7 Chair : J. K. Reid, Discussant : G. S. Hodgson
• OPEN SESSION = 295
• Construction of Algorithms and Programs for Computer Simulation of Electronic Circuits / A. DABROWSKI = 297
• Discussion = 307
• Solving Design Problems by Integration of CAD and FEM Software / M. BERCOVIER ; G. BEROLD = 309
• Discussion = 315
• Incrementality in Problem Solving with Computers / N. HOLSTI = 317
• Discussion = 325
• Speakeasy : The Development of a User-Designed Problem Solving System / S. COHEN = 327
• Discussion = 341
• NAGlink-A Working Symbolic／Numeric Interface / K. BROUGHAN = 343
• Discussion = 349
• SESSION 8 Chair : I. Dahstrand, Discussant : D. Parkinson
• LANGUAGES AND COMMAND INTERFACES = 351
• SISAL : An Experimental Applicative Language for Scientific Computing / J. R. GURD ; C. C. KIRKHAM ; A. J. PARKER = 353
• Discussion = 363
• LISP : A Mature Environment / J. FITCH = 367
• Discussion = 377
• FINALE : REVIEW OF MEETING = 379
• Scientific Workstations Versus Cray - Or Both? - The Present / N. L. SCHRYER = 381
• Problem Solving Environments : The Future / K. G. WILSON = 387
• PSE Folklore / N. L. SCHRYER = 393
• General Discussion of the Session = 399
• General Discussion of the Session = 404
• LIST OF DEMONSTRATIONS AND POSTERS = 405
• LIST OF ATTENDEES = 407
• LIST OF AUTHORS = 415