San Francisco / Santa Barbara / Cancun / Atlanta / Portland / /
Company
myGroup / Clustered Wide Area Systems / MIT Press / getGroup / the Sun / ColGroup getGroup / setGroup / /
Country
Mexico / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
CCJ library / CCJ LIBRARY The CCJ library / S. Diwan / /
IndustryTerm
binary tree algorithm / well known algorithms / parallel computing framework / specified / parallel applications / collective algorithms / network computing / computing / given / linear systems / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / /
Organization
MIT / Advanced School for Computing and Imaging / ColMember / Division of Mathematics and Computer Science Vrije Universiteit / One / Jason Maassen Faculty of Sciences / Remote Method Invocation / /
Person
S. Flynn-Hummel / V. Getov / X. Li / G. Crawford / Kees Verstoep / Y. Dandass / John Romein / M. Baker / Rob van Nieuwpoort / B. Carpenter / Jason Maassen / S. H. Ko / Ceriel Jacobs / Addison Wesley / B. Carpenter / V / M. Serrano / V / Henri E. Bal / G. Fox / M.Hind / V / S. Mintchev / Rutger Hofman / Java Virtual / G. Judd / A. Skjellum / Ronald Veldema / /
Position
central group manager / member of the group / garbage collector / application programmer / forward / Carpenter / /
Product
Manta / Manta RMI / Sun RMI / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / Fortran / C++ / /
ProvinceOrState
California / Georgia / /
PublishedMedium
Lecture Notes in Computer Science / /
Technology
Java system / object-oriented programming / Virtual Machine / LAN / collective algorithms / Linux / API / binary tree algorithm / 64 processors / random access / User-Level Network Interface Protocols / one processor / Java / well known algorithms / Gigabit / client/server / /
Object-based Collective Communication in Java Arnold Nelisse, Thilo Kielmann, Henri E. Bal, Jason Maassen Faculty of Sciences, Division of Mathematics and Computer Science