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- M. S. Warren, T. C. Germann, P. S. Lomdahl, D. M. Beazley and J. K. Salmon.
Avalon: An Alpha/Linux Cluster Achieves 10 Gflops for $150k.
In Supercomputing '98, Los Alamitos, 1998. IEEE Comp. Soc.
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- T. Sterling, T. Cwik, D. Becker,
J. Salmon, M. Warren, and B. Nitzberg.
An assessment of Beowulf-class computing for NASA requirements: Initial
findings from the first NASA workshop on Beowulf-class clustered
computing.
In Proceedings, IEEE Aerospace Conference. March 21-28, Aspen CO,
1998.
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- J. Hill, M. Warren, and M. P. Goda.
I'm not going to pay a lot
for this supercomputer!.
Linux Journal, 45, 1998.
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- M. S. Warren, J. K. Salmon, D. J. Becker,
M. P. Goda, T. Sterling, and G. S. Winckelmans.
Pentium Pro inside: I. a
treecode at 430 Gigaflops on ASCI Red, II. Price/performance of
$50/Mflop on Loki and Hyglac.
In Supercomputing '97, Los Alamitos, 1997. IEEE Comp. Soc.
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- M. S. Warren, D. J. Becker, M. P. Goda,
J. K. Salmon, and T. Sterling.
Parallel supercomputing with
commodity components.
In H. R. Arabnia, editor, Proceedings of the International Conference on
Parallel and Distributed Processing Techniques and Applications
(PDPTA'97), pages 1372-1381, 1997.
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- B. C. Bromley, M. S. Warren, and W. H.
Zurek.
Estimating omega from galaxy redshifts: Linear flow distortions and
nonlinear clustering.
Ap. J. (Letters), 475:414-420, 1997.
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- J. Salmon and M. S. Warren.
Parallel
out-of-core methods for N-body simulation.
In 8th SIAM Conf. on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing,
Philadelphia, 1997. SIAM.
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- M. S. Warren and M. P. Goda.
Loki -- commodity parallel processing.
url http://loki-www.lanl.gov/.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
Abstractions and techniques for parallel N-body simulation.
In Parallel Object Oriented Methods and Applications (POOMA) '96,
1996.
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- T. G. Brainerd, B. C. Bromley, M. S.
Warren, and W. H. Zurek.
Velocity dispersion and the redshift space power spectrum.
Ap. J. (Letters), 464, 1996.
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- B. C. Bromley, T. G. Brainerd, M. S.
Warren, W. H. Zurek, and P. J. Quinn.
On cluster cores and redshift-space power spectra.
In S. Maurogordato, editor, Clustering in the Universe, Moriond
Proceedings, 1996.
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- B. C. Bromley, T. G. Brainerd, M. S.
Warren, and W. H. Zurek.
Cosmic structure on small scales: Results on cluster cores and redshift-space
power spectra.
In P. Coles, editor, Mapping, Measuring and Modelling the Universe,
Valencia Proceedings, 1996.
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- B. C. Bromley, R. Laflamme, M. S. Warren,
and W. H. Zurek.
The distribution of matter around luminous galaxies.
In Proceedings of the XXXIth Moriond Meeting, 1996.
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- B. C. Bromley, M. S. Warren, W. H. Zurek,
and P. J. Quinn.
Rich cluster simulation: Dynamics and mass estimates.
In S. Holt and D. Bennett, editors, Dark Matter, Proceedings of the Fifth
Annual Astrophysics Conference in Maryland, pages 433-436, New York,
1995. AIP.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
A portable parallel particle program.
Computer Physics Communications, 87:266-290, 1995.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
A parallel, portable and versatile treecode.
In Seventh SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific
Computing, pages 319-324, Philadelphia, 1995. SIAM.
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- M. S. Warren, W. H. Zurek, B. C. Bromley,
T. G. Brainerd, J. K. Salmon, and P. J. Quinn.
N-body simulation
of the cold dark matter cosmology.
In J. Cohen, editor, Images of Earth and Space: The Role of Visualization
in NASA Science, 1995.
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- M. S. Warren and W. H. Zurek.
Scalable hierarchical particle algorithms for galaxy formation and
accretion astrophysics.
NASA HPCC Annual Report, 1995.
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- B. C. Bromley, R. Laflamme, M. S. Warren,
and W. H. Zurek.
Testing theories of structure formation.
In V. Trimble and A. Reisenegger, editors, Clusters, Lensing & the
Future of the Universe, Proceedings of the 1995 Meeting of the Astronomical
Society of the Pacific, 1995.
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- B. C. Bromley, T. G. Brainerd,
R. Laflamme, and M. S. Warren.
Peculiar
velocities in numerical simulations: An examination of redshift-space
power.
In P. J. Quinn, editor, Heron Island Workshop on Peculiar
Velocities, 1995.
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- B. C. Bromley, T. G. Brainerd, M. S.
Warren, W. H. Zurek, and P. J. Quinn.
On cluster cores and power spectra.
In ``Clustering in the Universe,'' Proceedings of the XXXth Moriond
Meeting, 1995.
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- G. S. Winckelmans, J. K. Salmon,
A. Leonard, and M. S. Warren.
Three-dimensional vortex particle and panel methods: fast tree-code solvers
with active error control for arbitrary distributions/geometries.
In Forum on Vortex Methods for Engineering Applications, pages
23-43, 1995.
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- G. S. Winckelmans, J. K. Salmon, M. S.
Warren, and A. Leonard.
The fast solution of three-dimensional fluid dynamical N-body problems using
parallel tree codes: vortex element method and boundary element method.
In Seventh SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific
Computing, pages 301-306, Philadelphia, 1995. SIAM.
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- G. S. Winckelmans, J. K. Salmon, M. S.
Warren, A. Leonard, and B. Jodoin.
Application of fast parallel and sequential tree codes to computing
three-dimensional flows with vortex element and boundary element methods.
In Vortex Flows and Related Numerical Methods, Montreal, 1995.
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- W. H. Zurek, B. C. Bromley, and M. S.
Warren.
Second coming of cold dark matter?
In S. Holt and D. Bennett, editors, Dark Matter, Proceedings of the Fifth
Annual Astrophysics Conference in Maryland, pages 397-406, New York,
1995. AIP.
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- J. K. Salmon, A. Leonard, M. S. Warren,
and G. S. Winckelmans.
Parallel N-body
methods for parallel supercomputers.
CSCC Annual Report, 1995.
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- M. S. Warren.
Experimental Cosmology Using Fast Parallel N-body Methods.
PhD thesis, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1994.
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- M. S. Warren and W. H. Zurek.
Scalable hierarchical particle algorithms for galaxy formation and
accretion astrophysics.
NASA HPCC Annual Report, 1994.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
A fast tree code for many-body problems.
In N. G. Cooper, editor, Los Alamos Science, volume 22, pages
88-97. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, 1994.
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- M. S. Warren, M. P. Goda, J. K. Salmon,
and M. B. Davies.
Impact of
Shoemaker-Levy 9 with Jupiter.
CSCC Annual Report, 1994.
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- J. K. Salmon and M. S. Warren.
Skeletons from the treecode closet.
J. Comp. Phys., 111:136-155, 1994.
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- J. K. Salmon, M. S. Warren, and G. S.
Winckelmans.
Fast parallel treecodes for gravitational and fluid dynamical N-body
problems.
Intl. J. Supercomputer Appl., 8:129-142, 1994.
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- J. K. Salmon, A. Leonard, M. B. Davies,
M. S. Warren, and G. S. Winckelmans.
Fast particle
algorithms for computational fluid dynamics: Smooth-particle hydrodynamics
and vortex particle methods.
CSCC Annual Report, 1994.
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- W. H. Zurek, P. J. Quinn, J. K. Salmon,
and M. S. Warren.
Large scale structure after COBE: Peculiar velocities and correlations of
cold dark matter halos.
Ap. J., 431:559-568, 1994.
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- W. H. Zurek and M. S. Warren.
Experimental cosmology and the puzzle of large-scale structure.
In N. G. Cooper, editor, Los Alamos Science, volume 22, pages
58-81. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, 1994.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
A parallel hashed oct-tree N-body algorithm.
In Supercomputing '93, pages 12-21, Los Alamitos, 1993. IEEE
Comp. Soc.
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- J. K. Salmon and M. S. Warren.
Studying galaxy formation with N-body simulations and
``treecodes''.
NSF HPCC Science Highlights, 1993.
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- W. H. Zurek, M. S. Warren, P. J. Quinn,
and J. K. Salmon.
The second coming of cold dark matter?
In F. R. Bouchet, editor, Proceedings of the 9th IAP Meeting,
Paris, France, 1993. IAP.
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- M. S. Warren, P. J. Quinn, J. K. Salmon,
and W. H. Zurek.
Dark halos formed via dissipationless collapse: I. Shapes and alignment of
angular momentum.
Ap. J., 399:405-425, 1992.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
Astrophysical N-body simulations using hierarchical tree data structures.
In Supercomputing '92, pages 570-576, Los Alamitos, 1992. IEEE
Comp. Soc.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
N-body simulations
on the touchstone delta.
CSCC Annual Report, 1992.
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- D. P. Fullagar, P. J. Quinn, C. J.
Grillmair, J. K. Salmon, and M. S. Warren.
N-body methods on MIMD supercomputers: Astrophysics on the Intel
touchstone delta.
In Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference, 1992.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
A parallel treecode for gravitational N-body simulations with up to 20
million particles.
B. A. A. S., 23(4):1345, 1991.
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- M. S. Warren, W. H. Zurek, P. J. Quinn,
and J. K. Salmon.
The shape of the invisible halo: N-body simulations on parallel
supercomputers.
In S. Holt, V. Trimble, and C. Bennett, editors, After the First Three
Minutes Workshop Proceedings. AIP Press, New York, 1991.
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- W. H. Zurek, M. S. Warren, P. J.
Quinn, and J. K. Salmon.
The shape and kinematics of dark halos formed via dissipationless collapse.
B. A. A. S., 23(4):1345, 1991.
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- P. J. Quinn, W. H. Zurek, J. K. Salmon,
and M. S. Warren.
The formation of halos via mergers: the organized and organizing dynamics of
mergers.
In A. Toomre and R. Wielen, editors, Proceedings of 1989 Heidelberg
Conference on Dynamics and Interactions of Galaxies. Springer-Verlag,
New York, 1990.
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- J. K. Salmon, P. J. Quinn, and M. S.
Warren.
Using parallel computers for very large N-body simulations: Shell formation
using 180k particles.
In A. Toomre and R. Wielen, editors, Proceedings of 1989 Heidelberg
Conference on Dynamics and Interactions of Galaxies. Springer-Verlag,
New York, 1990.
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- M. S. Warren and J. K. Salmon.
An O(N log N) hypercube N-body integrator.
In G. C. Fox, editor, Proceedings of the Third Conference on Hypercube
Computers and Applications, page 971, New York, 1988. ACM Press.