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NEWS
Carts-Powell, Yvonne
Internet 2 to Implement Next-Generation Technology: 11 (1), 8
Daukantas, Patricia
ACM97 Forecasts the Next 50 Years of 'Paleotechnic Human' : 11 (3), 217
ASCI Clocks Its 'Red' Computer at 1 Teraflops: 11 (2), 129
Dome Design Brings Numerical Astrophysics Down to Earth: 11 (3), 220
Gordon Bell Prize: Finalists Chalk up Gains in Parallel-Processing Speeds,
11 (5), 410
PC '97 Meeting to Highlight Variety of Applications and Methods: 11 (4),
312
Physics Computing Conference Heads to California's Coast: 11 (1),
10
San Diego, Illinois Sites to Lead NSF's New Supercomputing Partnerships:
11 (3), 216
SC97 to Examine Interdisciplinary Applications: 11 (5), 408
Ten Years Ago: Nov/Dec 1987: 11 (6), 532
Tokyo Meeting to Examine 'New Horizon of Computational Science': 11(4),
314
Update: Computations Help to (Sort of) Settle a Bet: 11 (4), 315
Daukantas, Patricia, and Lewis M. Holmes
Physics Computing Moves Out of the Ivory Tower: 11 (6), 528
Supercomputing Exhibits Diversity in Pittsburgh: 11 (1), 11
Holmes, Lewis M.: See Daukantas, Patricia.
Huergo, Jennifer
Physics Teachers Warm Up to Computers in Phoenix: 11 (2), 130
Makino, Junichiro
Supercomputing Symposium Addresses Astrophysics and Related Topics: 11
(6), 531
COMMENT 
Brodsky, Marc
Ten Years of Computers and Physics: 11 (6), 525
Holmes, Lewis M.
Celebrating CIP's Tenth Anniversary Year: 11 (1), 5
Kennedy, Ken
The Case for a Next Generation Internet: 11 (5), 405
Klein, Barry M.
Computational and Industrial Physics at PC '97: A Marriage Made in Heaven:
11 (4), 309
Kuck, David J.
Facing Up to Software's Greatest Challenge: Practical Parallel Processing:
11 (3), 213
Levine, Judah
Why Experimentalists Mistrust Computer Modeling--and Why They Rely on It:
11 (2), 125
INTERVIEWS
Gene Amdahl
Still Pumping Heavy Iron, by David I. Lewin: 11 (6), 526
Robert Axtell
Growing a Tree of Knowledge in an Object-Oriented Eden, by David I. Lewin:
11 (1), 6
Kim Molvig
Advising Fluid Dynamicists to Be Discrete, by David I. Lewin: 11 (2), 126
Patricia Reggio
Getting Students High on Quantum Chemistry, by David I. Lewin: 11 (4),
310
Richard Stallman
Mr. GNU's Who, by David I. Lewin: 11 (5), 406
Paul Woodward
How to Be an Experimental Theorist, by David I. Lewin: 11 (3), 214
SPECIAL
FEATURES
Beazley, David M., and Peter S. Lomdahl
Controlling the Data Glut in Large-Scale Molecular-Dynamics Simulations:
11 (3), 230
Borchers, Robert R.
1987, When the Computin' Was Easy: Some Reflections on the State of the Art in
High-Speed
Computation: 11 (6), 564
Christian, Wolfgang
The CIP Library of Classics: A Call for Nominations: 11 (1), 48
The CIP Library of Classics: 11 (4), 348
Gjertsen, Margaret H., and John S. Risley
Tenth Anniversary CIP Educational Software Directory: 11 (1), 49
Lomdahl, Peter S.: See Beazley, David M.
Messina, Paul
High-Performance Computers: The Next Generation (Part I): 11 (5), 454
High-Performance Computers: The Next Generation (Part II): 11 (6), 598
Press, William H., and Saul A. Teukolsky
Numerical Recipes: Does This Paradigm Have a Future?: 11 (5), 416
Risley, John S.: See Gjertsen, Margaret H.
Tenth Anniversary Roundtable Discussion
The Future of Scientific Computing : 11 (6), 542
Teukolsky, Saul A.: See Press, William H.
WEB MECHANICS
Arielli, Rami: See DeHaven, William.
DeHaven, William, and Rami Arielli
"Laser Adventure": Converting Print Material to a Web Site: 11(5), 411
Rebello, N. Sanjay
Using DemoShield to Create Interactive Demos on the Web: 11 (6), 537
Rebello, N. Sanjay, and Konstantin Sushenko
Designing Interactive Web Pages Using ActiveX: 11 (4), 317
Sushenko, Konstantin: See Rebello, N. Sanjay.
Zollman, Dean, and Kevin Zollman
Creating a Simple, Searchable Database on the Web: 11 (3) 225
Interactive Forms on the Web: 11 (1), 17
Posting Physics Documents on the Web: 11 (2), 133
Zollman, Kevin: See Zollman, Dean.
CIP WEBSITE
Becker, Mark
Hyperimages lead to sample articles: 11 (6), 536
Daukantas, Patricia
Online Journal Gets There First: 11 (5), 415
Huergo, Jennifer
LogoLinks on the Rise: 11 (4), 323
New Secure Online Subscription Form: 11 (3), 229
See Our 1997 Editorial Calendar: 11 (1), 21
Software Contest Deadline Approaches: 11 (2), 139
LABORATORY
APPLICATIONS
Matey, James R.
Moore's Law and the PC Revolution: Actual and Anticipated Effects
on Instrumentation
and Measurement Science: 11 (2), 140
Software Designs and Architectures, Part II: Representing Observations:
11 (1), 22
A World Without Barriers: Editor's Report from NIWeek ë97: 11 (6),
570
Panigrahi, J.: See Singh, A. K.
Singh, A. K., and J. Panigrahi
Catching the Right Bus, Part VII: A CAMAC Example: 11 (5), 425
ALGORITHMS
& APPLICATIONS
Bossy, Mireille, Marco Picasso, and Denis Talay
Probabilistic Numerical Methods for Physical and Financial Problems: 11
(4), 325
Gerteisen, Edgar, Ralf Gruber, and Silvio Merazzi
Domain Decomposition: Theory and Practice: 11 (1), 26
Gruber, Ralf: See Gerteisen, Edgar.
Merazzi, Silvio: See Gerteisen, Edgar.
Papageorgiou, A., and J. F. Traub
Faster Evaluation of Multidimensional Integrals: 11 (6), 574
Paolucci, Samuel: See Vasilyev, Oleg V.
Picasso, Marco: See Bossy, Mireille.
Rappaz, J. and M. Swierkosz
Boundary-Element Method Yields External Vector Potentials in Complex Industrial
Applications: 11 (2), 145
M. Swierkosz: See Rappaz, J.
Talay, Denis: See Bossy, Mireille.
Vasilyev, Oleg V., David A. Yuen, and Samuel Paolucci
Solving PDEs Using Wavelets: 11 (5), 429
Yuen, David A.: See Vasilyev, Oleg V.
COMPUTERS
IN EDUCATION
Boyce, William E., John B. Brunski, Michael M. Chen, Kevin Craig, James
A. Fairweather,
Joseph W. Haus Jr., Joseph Porter Jr., and William L. Siegmann
Interactive Multimedia Modules in Mathematics, Engineering, and Science:
11 (2), 151
Brunski, John B.: See Boyce, William E.
Casado, E.: See Martínez-Jiménez, P.
Chen, Michael M.: See Boyce, William E.
Christian, Wolfgang
Developing a Computer-Rich Physics Curriculum at a Liberal-Arts College:
11 (5), 436
Cook, David M.
Computers in the Lawrence Physics CurriculumóPart I: 11 (3), 240
Computers in the Lawrence Physics CurriculumóPart II: 11 (4), 331
Craig, Kevin: See Boyce, William E.
Cuevas-Rubiño, M.: See Martínez-Jiménez, P.
Donnelly, Denis
CIPs Eighth Annual Software Contest: The Winners: 11 (6), 579
Fairweather, James A.: See Boyce, William E.
González-Caballero, D.: See Martínez-Jiménez,
P.
Haus, Joseph W.: See Boyce, William E.
Martínez-Jiménez, J. M.: See Martínez-Jiménez,
P.
Martínez-Jiménez, P., E. Casado, J. M.Martínez-Jiménez,
M. Cuevas-Rubiño, D. González-Caballero, and F. Zafra-López
Interactive Physics Simulations Appeal to First-Year Students: 11
(1), 31
Porter, Joseph Jr.: See Boyce, William E.
Siegmann, William L.: See Boyce, William E.
Zafra-López, F.: See Martínez-Jiménez, P.
COMPUTER
SIMULATIONS
Alexander, Francis J., and Alejandro L. Garcia
The Direct Simulation Monte Carlo Method: 11 (6), 588
Colonna-Romano, Louis: See Gould, Harvey.
de Oliveira, P. M. C.
Computer Simulations of Neural Networks: 11 (5), 443
Frenkel, Daan, and Berend Smit
Simulation of Phase Coexistence for Complex Molecules: 11 (3), 246
Gould, Harvey, Jan Tobochnik, and Louis Colonna-Romano
Entropy-Driven Phase Transitions: 11 (2), 157
Karbach, Michael, and Gerhard Muller
Introduction to the Bethe Ansatz I: 11 (1), 36
Muller, Gerhard: See Karbach, Michael.
Rapaport, D. C.
An Introduction to Interactive Molecular-Dynamics Simulations: 11 (4),
337
Smit, Berend: See Frenkel, Daan.
Tobochnik, Jan: See Gould, Harvey.
BOOK REVIEWS
Birnbaum, Dave
Real Computing Made Real: Preventing Errors in Scientific and
Engineering Calculations,
Forman S. Acton: 11 (1), 45
Clendenning, Lester M. and Patrick T. Tam
Mathematica in Theoretical Physics: Selected Examples from Classical
Mechanics to
Fractals, Gerd Baumann: 11 (6), 595
Daukantas, Patricia
Beyond Calculation: The Next Fifty Years of Computing, Peter J. Denning
and Robert M.
Metcalfe: 11 (6), 597
De Jong, Marvin L.
Computational Physics, Nicholas J. Giordano: 11 (4), 351
Greene, Ronald L.
Nonlinear Physics with Maple for Scientists and Engineers, Richard H.
Enns and George C.
McGuire: 11 (5), 451
Grest, Gary S.
High Performance Computing: Challenges for Future Systems, David J.
Kuck: 11 (3), 259
Harrington, Randal
Being Digital, Nicholas Negroponte: 11 (3), 261
Hubisz, John L.
NetLearning: Why Teachers Use the Internet, Ferdi Serim and Melissa
Koch: 11 (5), 451
Science on the Web: A Connoisseur's Guide to Over 500 of the Best, Most
Useful, and
Most Fun Science Websites, Edward J. Renehan Jr.: 11 (5), 451
McKay, Susan R.
The Monte Carlo Method in Condensed Matter Physics: Second, Corrected
and Updated
Edition, edited K. Binder: 11 (2), 166
Sipson, Roger
Exploring Java, Patrick Niemeyer and Joshua Peck: 11 (1), 46
Java in a Nutshell, David Flanagan: 11 (1), 46
Snowman, Daniel P.
Computer: A History of the Information Machine, Martin Campbell-Kelly
and Wiliam
Aspray: 11 (3), 256
Styer, Daniel
Quantum Mechanics Using Maple, Marko Horbatsch: 11 (2), 165
Templon, J. A. and W. M. Dennis
Numerical Algorithms with C, Gisela Engeln-Müllges and Frank Uhlig: 11 (6), 594
Numerical Algorithms with Fortran, Gisela Engeln-Müllges and Frank
Uhlig: 11 (6), 594
Tobochnik, Jan
Understanding Molecular Simulation, Daan Frenkel and Berend Smit: 11 (4), 351
Wolpert, Seth
Artificial Minds, Stan Franklin: 11 (3), 258
SCIENTIFIC
PROGRAMMING
Dotzel, Günter, and Wojtek Skulski
Oberon-2, A High-Performance Alternative to C++: 11 (1), 81
Dubois, Paul
The Future of Scientific Programming: 11 (2), 168
Is Java for Scientific Programming?: 11 (6), 611
Furnish, Geoffrey
Disambiguated Glommable Expression Templates: 11 (3), 263
Gray, Mark G., and Randy M. Roberts
Object-Based Programming in Fortran 90: 11 (4), 355
Roberts, Randy M.: See Gray, Mark G.
Skulski, Wojtek: See Dotzel,Günter
Steiner, M. M., W. Wenzel, J. W. Wilkins, and Kenneth G. Wilson
Object-Oriented Techniques in Large Scientific Computing Projects: Experience
with C++:11(5), 467
Wenzel, W.: See Steiner, M. M.
Wilkins, J. W.: See Steiner, M. M.
Wilson, Kenneth G.: See Steiner, M. M.
PRACTICAL
VISUALIZATION
Bryson, Steve
The Next Ten Years of Visualization: 11 (4), 362
Time, Data-Time, and Real-Time Interactive Visualization: 11 (3),
270
Visualization '96: Volume Rendering Shifts Into High Gear: 11(2),
174
Schmidt, Jeffrey R.
Animation in the Unix Environment: A Primer: 11 (6), 618
Shen, Han-Wei
Using Line-Integral Convolution to Visualize Dense Vector Fields: 11 (5),
474
PRODUCT
REVIEWS
Burr, A. F.
Interactive Physics 3.0 Delights Windows Users Also: 11 (3), 275
Coïsson, R., and G. Allodi
Mathlab Compiler and C Math Library Simplify Programming Chores: 11 (1),
89
Mathews, Kirk A.
TK Solver 3.0 Organizes and Solves Physics Problems: 11 (2), 181
Shirer, Donald L.
Symbolic I/O Leads List of New Mathematica 3.0.1 Features: 11 (6), 624
Thompson, William J.
Three Fortran Systems for Desktop Computers: 11 (4), 370
PEER-REVIEWED
PAPERS
Bacon, Michael E.: See Baines, C. G. Stafford.
Baines, C. G. Stafford, and Michael E. Bacon
Note on using computer simulations in teaching introductory digital electronics
courses:11 (1), 116
Barach, John Paul
Computational study of patterns in simple nonequilibrium systems: 11 (1),
96
Boyd, John P.
Padé approximant algorithm for solving nonlinear ODE boundary value
problems on an unbounded
domain: 11(3), 299
Cole, James B.
High accuracy solution of Maxwell's equations using nonstandard finite
differences: 11 (3), 287
Danese, G., I. De Lotto, D. Dotti, and F. Leporati
A parallel special-purpose computer dedicated to the simulation of interacting
particle systems:
11 (6), 630
De Ronde, J. F., G. D. Van Albada, and P. M. A. Sloot
Simulation of gravitational wave detectors: 11 (5), 484
Gekelman, W.: See Mandrake, L.
Ghaousia, Syedah Fatima, Nasir M. Mirza, and Sikander M. Mirza
Development of PC-based nuclear instruments for gamma-ray spectroscopy
using scintillation
detectors: 11 (5), 516
Hasbun, J. E.: See John, George.
He, Bohr: See Sigurdsson, Steinn.
He, Song
Stabilizing the Richardson eigenvector algorithm by controlling chaos:
11 (2), 194
Hernquist, Lars: See Sigurdsson, Steinn.
Hua, Xin-Min
Monte Carlo simulation of Comptonization in inhomogeneous media: 11 (6),
660
John, George C., J. E. Hasbun, and Vijay A. Singh
Simple scheme for the numerical evaluation of nearly singular integrals:
11 (3), 293
Lampton, Michael
Damping-undamping strategies for the Levenberg-Marquardt nonlinear least-squares
method:
11 (1), 110
Lenstra, Daan: See Mirasso, Claudio R.
MacLeod, Allan J.
Accurate and efficient evaluation of the Bose-Einstein functions g3/2 and
g5/2: 11 (4), 385
Mandrake, L., and W. Gekelman
Large-scale Windows 95-based data-acquisition system using LabVIEW: 11
(5), 498
Melhem, Rami: See Sigurdsson, Steinn.
Mirasso, Claudio R., Martijn Mulder, Hans J. W. Spoelder, and Daan Lenstra
Visualization of the "Sisyphus" attractor: 11 (3), 282
Mirza, Nasir M.: See Ghaousia, Syedah Fatima.
Mirza, Sikander M.: See Ghaousia, Syedah Fatima.
Mulder, Martijn: See Mirasso, Claudio R.
Nelson, Kirsten: See Takach, Stephen F.
Paul, S. R., See Spencer, C. D.
Quiroz González, J. L. M., and D. Thompson
Getting started with Numerov's method: 11 (5), 514
Reader, Joseph
Transition arrays in atomic spectroscopy with a commercial spreadsheet
program: 11 (2), 190
Scales, John A.: See Villarreal, Alberto.
Schulz, Stefan, and Regina de Vivie-Riedle
A practical approach to multivariate interpolation: 11 (6), 647
Schweizer, W., and P. Fassbinder
The discrete variable method for non-integrable quantum systems: 11 (6),
641
Sigurdsson, Steinn, Bohr He, Rami Melhem, and Lars Hernquist
Implementing an efficient collisionless N-body code on the Cray
T3D: 11 (4), 378
Singh, Vijay A.: See John, George.
Sloot, P. M. A.: See De Ronde, J. F.
Spencer, C. D., and S. R. Paul
Hardware and software for a pulse height analyzer linked to a personal
computer: 11 (1), 101
Spoelder, Hans J. W.: See Mirasso, Claudio R.
Takach, Stephen F., and Kirsten Nelson
Design of the control software for the muon readout system in NA48: 11
(5), 508
Tao, Ping-Kee
Confronting students' alternative conceptions in mechanics with the Force
and Motion
Microworld: 11 (2), 199
Thompson, D.: See Quiroz González, J. L. M.
Van Albada, G. D.: See De Ronde, J. F.
Villarreal, Alberto, and John A. Scales
Distributed three-dimensional finite-difference modeling of wave propagation
in acoustic media:
11 (4), 388
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