| To promote Parallel Computing the Mannheim Supercomputing Conference „Supercomputer '99" herewith announces the Mannheim SuParCup '99 which will be awarded at the Mannheim Supercomputer '99 Conference, June 10-12, 1999. The Award should appeal to anyone with experience in the use of parallel computers - including MPP, SMP, PVP systems and PC/WS clusters - for the solution of real problems. |
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| The Award will be dedicated to an outstanding contribution in the field of parallel computing, e.g.: |
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| Five prizes will be awarded:
5000 DM |
The deadline for the contributions is May 7, 1999. The size should be 4 to 5 pages, including the description of the problem, the algorithm, the parallel approach, the machine configuration, and the results (problem size, number of processors, CPU and communication time, etc.). |
| A special prize for the best industrial application (Carl Benz Award) of 4000 DM and a special student prize of 2000 DM for the best contribution of a non-graduate, in order to promote first steps in the field of parallel computing, will be awarded. | |
The international Award Commitee consists of |
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| J. Almond (Reading), J. J. Dongarra (Knoxville), A. Emmen (Amsterdam), W. Gentzsch (Regensburg), F. Hoßfeld (Jülich), D. Maric (Manno), G. Meurant (Bruyeres), A. Reuter (Bruchsal), W. Schmidt (Stuttgart), H. Simon (Berkeley) | |
Mannheim SuParCup '99 is sponsored by |
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| Compaq, DaimlerChrysler, Deutsche Telekom, Fujitsu, Genias, Hewlett Packard, Hitachi, HWW Stuttgart, IBM, NEC, Pallas, PrimeurLive, Scali, Silicon Graphics, Siemens, Sun, Supercomputer '99 | |
The Programme Committee page can be found here (access restricted for PC-members only).
Prof. Dr. Hans-Werner Meuer, Rechenzentrum Universitaet Mannheim |
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