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November/December 1997 Table of Contents

Volume 11, Number 6
 

TRENDS AND VIEWPOINT
523
FROM THE EDITOR
Looking to the Future
525

 
COMMENT
Ten Years of Computers and Physics
Marc H. Brodsky
526

 
INTERVIEW
Gene Amdahl: Still Pumping Heavy Iron
David I. Lewin
528

 
NEWS
Recent meetings: PC '97, Symposium on Supercomputing; Ten Years Ago: Nov/Dec 1987
535
FROM THE CIP JOURNAL SECTION   OJS entry page
669
ANNUAL INDEX: VOLUME 11 (Web version)
672
INTERACTIVE READER SERVICE

GUIDE TO THE INTERNET
536

 
CIP WEBSITE
Hyperimages Lead to Sample Articles  cover images page
536
INTERNET GOLDMINE
LASSPTools: Graphical and Numerical Extensions to Unix
537
WEB MECHANICS
Using DemoShield to Create Interactive Demos on the Web
N. Sanjay Rebello

EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
542
ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION
The Future of Scientific Computing
Lewis M. Holmes & Department Editors
564

 
TENTH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE
1987, When the Computin' Was Easy: Some Reflections on the State of the Art in High-Speed Computation
Robert R. Borchers
570
LABORATORY APPLICATIONS 
A World Without Barriers: Editor's Report from NIWeek '97 
James R. Matey
574

 
ALGORITHMS & APPLICATIONS
Faster Evaluation of Multidimensional Integrals
A. Papageorgiou & J. F. Traub
579

 
COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION
CIP's Eighth Annual Software Contest: The Winners
Denis Donnelly
588
COMPUTER SIMULATIONS
The Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Method
Francis J. Alexander & Alejandro L. Garcia 
594

 
BOOK REVIEWS
Numerical Algorithms with Fortran/C, Mathematica in Theoretical Physics, Beyond Calculation: The Next Fifty Years of Computing
J. A. Templon, W. M. Dennis, L. M. Clendenning, P. T. Tam, & Patricia Daukantas

TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGY
598

 
TENTH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE
High-Performance Computers: The Next Generation (Part II)
Paul Messina
611
 
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMING
Is Java for Scientific Programming?   PDF version of article (336 kbytes)
Paul F. Dubois
618
PRACTICAL VISUALIZATION
Animation in the Unix Environment: A Primer
Jeffrey R. Schmidt
624
PRODUCT REVIEW 
Symbolic I/O Leads List of New Mathematica 3.0.1 Features 
Donald L. Shirer
626
NEW PRODUCTS

PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL SECTION
Online Access
629
Guidelines for Submissions
630
A parallel special-purpose computer dedicated to the simulation of interacting particle systems
G. Danese, I. de Lotto, D. Dotti, & F. Leporati
641
Discrete variable method for nonintegrable quantum systems
W. Schweizer & P. Fassbinder
647
A practical approach to multivariate interpolation
Stefan Schulz & Regina de Vivie-Riedle
660
Monte Carlo simulation of Comptonization in inhomogeneous media
Xin-Min Hua


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