Computers in Physics Annual Index: Volume 6, 1992

Index to Volume 6, 1992

NEWS SPECIAL FEATURES PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS COMPUTERS IN PHYSICS EDUCATION COMPUTER SIMULATIONS NUMERICAL RECIPES	BOOK REVIEWS PRODUCT REVIEWS SPREADSHEETS VISUALIZATION THE LAST WORD

NEWS ACA Meeting Includes Computing Sessions: 6 (3), 225 Bajwa, Param D. AAPT Winter Meeting Accents Growth of Computers in Physics: 6 (6), 572 Organizers Announce Plans for Physics Computing '93: 6 (6), 573 Borchers, Robert R. Albuquerque Meeting Brings News of Supercomputer Advances: 6 (1), 8 Donnelly, Denis Science Educators Discuss Benefits of Symbolic Computation: 6 (6), 571 Giles, Roscoe SIGGRAPH Presents Insights Through Images: 6 (6), 568 Holmes, Lewis M. Physics Computing '92 Will Convene in Prague: 6 (2), 114 Orlando Exhibit Brings News of Educational Software Advances: 6 (2), 111 Physics Computing '92 Index of Authors: 6 (4), 328 Physics Computing '92 Offers Varied Program: 6 (4), 303 Stauffer, Dietrich Computational Physicists Vie for the Gold: 6 (6), 567 Zeyher, Allen Massive Parallelism Supports Lattice QCD Calculations: 6 (1), 7 Minimal Principle Facilitates Structure Determination of Large Molecule: 6 (3), 223 Object-Oriented Modeling Guides SSC DAQ Designers: 6 (5), 439 Software Deciphers Echoes of the Big Bang: 6 (6), 565 SPECIAL FEATURES Anderson, John See Jacob, Robert Baer, Howard, and William F. Long Latest Software, Hardware Serve High-Energy Phenomenology: 6 (1), 24 Bitar, Khalil M., and Urs M. Heller Lattice Field Simulations Press the Limits of Computational Physics: 6 (1), 33 Bourianoff, George, and Richard Talman Accelerator Progress Relies on Computational Simulations: 6 (1), 14 Bowler, K. C., L. K. Chantler, D. C. Heggie, R.D. Kenway, D. J. Tildesley, A. S. Trew, and D. J. Wallace Physics Leads the Way at Edinburgh HPC Facilities: 6 (4), 334 Briggs, James M., and J. Andrew McCammon Computation Unravels Mysteries of Molecular Biophysics: 6 (3), 238 Brooks, Eugene D. III Massive Parallelism Overcomes Shared-Memory Limitations: 6 (2), 139 Bryson, Steve See Butler, David M. Virtual Reality Takes on Real Physics Applications: 6 (4), 346 Butler, David M., and Steve Bryson Vector-Bundle Classes Form Powerful Tool for Scientific Visualization: 6 (6), 576 Chantler, L. K. See Bowler, K. C. Corden, M. J., C. H. Georgiopoulos, S. L. Linn, and S. Yossef Computers Manage Complexity of High-Energy Experiments: 6 (1), 41 Crotinger, James A. See Haney, Scott W. Furlong, J. R. See Zukas, J. A. Georgiopoulos, C. H. See Corden, M. J. Giles, Roscoe, and Claudio Rebbi Computational Center Develops Practical Experience in Parallel Computing: 6 (2), 122 Ghoshal, Uttam, and T. Van Duzer Superconductivity Researchers Seek to Remove Computational Bottlenecks: 6 (6), 585 Haney, Scott W., and James A. Crotinger C + + Proves Useful in Writing a Tokamak Systems Code: 6 (5), 450 Heggie, D. C. See Bowler, K. C. Heller, Urs M. See Bitar, Khalil M. Jacob, Robert, and John Anderson Do-it-Yourself Massively Parallel Supercomputer Does Useful Physics: 6 (3), 244 Johnson, Christopher R., Robert S. MacLeod, and Mike A. Matheson Computer Simulations Reveal Complexity of Electrical Activity in the Human Thorax: 6 (3), 230 Kenway, R. D. See Bowler, K. C. Linn, S. L. See Corden, M. J. Long, William F. See Baer, Howard MacLeod, Robert S. See Johnson, Christopher R. Matheson, Mike A. See Johnson, Christoper R. McAulay, Alastair D. Researchers Look to Optics to Move Computer Technology Forward: 6 (6), 595 McCammon, J. Andrew See Briggs, James M. Mortensen, Paul Japanese Physicists Command Powerful Supercomputer Resources: 6 (4), 339 Nishimura, Hiroshi Dynamic Accelerator Modeling Uses Objects in Eiffel: 6 (5), 456 Omohundro, Stephen M. Sather Provides Nonproprietary Access to Object-Oriented Programming: 6 (5), 444 Rebbi, Claudio See Giles, Roscoe Segletes, S. B. See Zukas, J. A. Sprott, J. C. Simple Programs Create 3-D Images: 6 (2), 132 Talman, Richard See Bourianoff, George Tildesley, D. J. See Bowler, K. C. Trew, A. S. See Bowler, K. C. Van Duzer, T. See Ghoshal, Uttam Wallace, D. J. See Bowler, K.C. Youssef, S. See Corden, M. J. Zukas, J. A., J. R. Furlong, and S. B. Segletes Hydrocodes Support Visualization of Shock-Wave Phenomena: 6 (2), 146 PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS Al-Beteri, A. A., and D. E. Raeside A Monte Carlo electron transport code for the desktop computer: 6 (6), 633 Alexopoulos, P. S. See Giles, R. Andrew, Keith, and Charles G. Fleming Space-time geometries characterized by solutions to the geodesic equations: 6 (5), 498 Beaufume, Pascale See Fromont, Bruno Bernstein, R. Taking the generality out of general relativity: 6 (5), 463 Brown, Stewart A. PANACEA: A model for numerical simulation codes: 6 (3), 262 Bruch, R. See Lui, G. Burns, Marshall Visualizing nonlinear resonance in classical and quantum mechanics: 6 (5),483 Cameron, S. A. Novel Fourier methods for boundary value problems: 6 (1), 71 Cant, G. P. The high-speed single-pass bin sort: 6 (5), 469 Chen, Shiyi, and Xiaowne Shan High-resolution turbulent simulations using the Connection Machine-2: 6 (6), 643 Collins, J. J., M. Fanciulli, R. G. Hohlfeld, D. C. Finch, G. v. H. Sandri, and E. S. Shtatland A random number generator based on the logit transform of the logistic variable: 6 (6), 630 Cusumano, Joseph P., Derchyan Lin, Kevin Morooney, and Louis J. Pepe Global sensitivity analysis of a nonlinear system using animated basins of attraction: 6 (6), 647 De Groot, Anthony J. See Hoover, William G. Duncan, W. M. See Estrera, J. P. Eaton, Gareth R. See Quine, Richard W. Eaton, Sandra S. See Quine, Richard W. Estrera, J. P., W. M. Duncan, and S. R. Slaughter Lineshape analysis for optical transitions in III-V semiconductors using a sequential simplex procedure: 6 (4), 360 Fanciulli, M. See Collins, J. J. Finch, D. C. See Collins, J. J. Fleming, Charles G. See Andrew, Keith Fromont, Bruno, and Pascale Beaufume Learning dynamical behaviors with explorer: 6 (6), 660 Fu, H., R. Giles, M. Mansuripur, and G. Patterson Investigation of the effects of nanostructure on the observable behavior of magnetic thin film using large-scale computer simulation: 6 (6), 610 Fuelling, S. See Lui, G. Gathright, J. See Walker, James S. Giles, R., M. Mansuripur, and P. S. Alexopoulos Micromagnetics of thin film cobalt-based media for magnetic recording: 6 (1), 53 See Fu, H. Gubernatis, J. E. See Somsky, W. R. Hobbie, Russell K. MacDose: A simulation for understanding radiological physics: 6 (4), 355 Hohlfeld, R. G. See Collins, J. J. Hoover, Carol G. See Hoover, William G. Hoover, William G., Anthony J. De Groot, and Carol G. Hoover Massively parallel computer simulation of plane-strain elasticplastic flow via nonequilibrium molecular dynamics and Lagrangian continuum mechanics: 6 (2), 155 Hsieh, Alexander, and Eran Yehudai HIP: Symbolic highenergy physics calculations: 6 (3), 253 Kennedy, Jack A MATHCAD-based method for enhanced system resolution studies: 6 (4), 377 Kristyan, Sandor, and Janos Szamosi Reaction kinetic surfaces and isosurfaces of the catalytic hydrogenolysis of ethane and its self-poisoning over Ni and Pd catalysts: 6 (5), 494 Leigh, John S. Jr. See Stein, Alan D. Leung, P. W., and Paul E. Oppenheimer Implementation of the Lanczos algorithm for the Hubbard model on the Connection Machine system: 6 (6), 603 Lin, Derchyan See Cusumano, Joseph P. Liu, G., S. Fuelling, and R. Bruch Versatile CAMAC-PC/AT system for data acquisition and control in high resolution extreme-ultraviolet ( EUV ) spectroscopy following ion-atom and ion-molecule collisions: 6 (2), 168 Mansuripur, M. See Fu, H. See Giles, R. Meredith, Roger W. Numeric precision in FORTRAN computing: 6 (5), 506 Morooney, Kevin See Cusumano, Joseph P. Oppenheimer, Paul E. See Leung, P. W. Patterson, G. See Fu, H. Pepe, Louis J. See Cusumano, Joseph P. Quine, Richard W., George Rinard, Donald E. Rugg, Gareth R. Eaton and Sandra S. Eaton Design of magneticfield gradient coils for imaging: 6 (6), 656 Raeside, D. E. See Al-Beteri, A. A. Rinard, George See Quine, Richard W. Rugg, Donald E. See Quine, Richard W. Sandri, G. v. H. See Collins, J. J. Savage, C. M. The quantum mechanics of a classically chaotic dissipative system: 6 (5), 513 Shan, Xiaowne See Chen, Shiyi Shtatland, E. S. See Collins, J. J. Slaughter, S. R. See Estrera, J. P. Smith, D. A. Parametric cubic splinefitting programs for open and closed curves: 6 (5), 472 Somsky, W. R., and J. E. Gubernatis A massively parallel implementation of the worldline quantum Monte Carlo method: 6 (2), 178 Stein, Alan D., Zhiyue Wang, and John S. Leigh Jr. Computer-generated holograms: A simplified ray-tracing approach: 6 (4), 389 Stone, David H. Pulsed laser codes for use as instructional tools: 6 (1), 77 Stoughton, C., and D. J. Sunners Using multiple RISC CPUs in parallel to study charm quarks: 6 (4), 371 Summers, D. J. See Stoughton, C. Szamosi, Janos See Kristyan, Sandor Thompson, William J. Algorithms for normalizing by least squares: 6 (4), 386 Tong, P. Y., and K. W. Yu Multifractal scaling in a Sierpinski gasket: 6 (5), 478 Walker, James S., and J. Gathright A transfer-matrix approach to one-dimensional quantum mechanics using Mathematica: 6 (4), 393 Wang, Zhiyue See Stein, Alan D. Yehudai, Eran See Hsieh, Alexander Yu, K. W. See Tong P. Y. NUMERICAL RECIPES Press, William H., and Saul A. Teukolsky Adaptive Stepsize Runge-Kutta Integration: 6 (2), 188 Biconjugate Gradient Method for Sparse Linear Systems: 6 (4), 400 Fitting Straight Line Data with Errors in Both Coordinates: 6 (3), 274 Fresnel Integrals, Cosine and Sine Integrals: 6 (6), 670 Pade Approximants: 6 (1), 82 Portable Random Number Generators: 6 (5), 522 Teukolsky, Saul A. See Press, William H. COMPUTER SIMULATIONS Adler, Joan See Silverman, Amihai Argyrakis, Panos Simulation of Diffusion-Controlled Chemical Reactions: 6 (5), 525 Batrouni, George See Tobochnik, Jan Gould, Harvey See Tobochnik, Jan Lee, Michael A., and Kevin E. Schmidt Green's Function Monte Carlo: 6 (2), 192 Kaufman, Charles See Srivastava, Niraj Muller, Gerhard See Srivastava, Niraj Pandey, Ras B. See Stauffer, Dietrich Schmidt, Kevin E. See Lee, Michael A. Silverman, Amihai, and Joan Adler Animated Simulated Annealing: 6 (3), 277 Srivastava, Niraj, Charles Kauffman, and Gerhard Muller Hamiltonian Chaos III: 6 (1), 84 Stauffer, Dietrich, and Ras B. Pandey Immunologically Motivated Simluations of Cellular Automata: 6 (4), 404 Tobochnik, Jan, George Batrouni, and Harvey Gould Quantum Monte Carlo on a Lattice: 6 (6), 673 COMPUTERS IN PHYSICS EDUCATION Cook, David M., Russell Dubisch, Glenn Sowell, Patrick Tam, and Denis Donnelly A Comparison of Several Symbol-Manipulating Programs: Part I: 6 (4), 411 A Comparison of Several Symbol-Manipulating Programs: Part II: 6 (5), 530 Donnelly, Denis CIP's Third Annual Software Contest: The Winners: 6 (6), 686 See Cook, David M. See Cook, David M. Dubisch, Russell See Cook, David M. See Cook, David M. Dworzecka, Maria See Ehrlich, Robert Ehrlich, Robert, Maria Dworzecka, and William M. MacDonald Software Consortium Develops Simulations for Nine Physics Courses: 6 (1), 90 MacDonald, William M. See Ehrlich, Robert Redish, Edward F. See Wilson, Jack M. See Wilson, Jack M. Sowell, Glenn See Cook, David M. See Cook, David M. Tam, Patrick See Cook, David M. See Cook, David M. Wilson, Jack M., and Edward F. Redish The Comprehensive Unified Physics Learning Environment: Part I. Background and System Operation: 6 (2), 202 The Comprehensive Unified Physics Learning Environment: Part II. The Basis for Integrated Studies: 6 (3), 282 BOOK REVIEWS Gastineau, John From Newton to Mandelbrot: A Primer in Theoretical Physics, by D. Stauffer and H. E. Stanley: 6 (4), 424 Heil, Christopher An Introduction to Wavelets, by Charles K. Chui: 6 (6), 697 Ten Lectures on Wavelets, by Ingrid Daubechies: 6 (6), 697 Lundberg, Matthew Wavelets and Their Applications, Mary Beth Ruskai et al., eds.: 6 (6), 698 Wavelets: A Tutorial in Theory and Applications, by Charles K. Chui: 6 (6), 698 McKay, Susan R. The Art of Modeling Dynamic Systems: Forecasting for Chaos, Randomness, and Determinism, by Foster Morrison: 6 (4), 424 Mallinckrodt, A. John Random Processes in Physical Systems: An Introduction to Probability-Based Computer Simulations, by Charles A. Whitney: 6 (5), 555 Rapaport, Dennis C. Parallel Algorithms in Computational Science, by D. W. Heermann and A. N. Burkitt: 6 (5), 554 Robson, John W. Physics: Cinema Classics: 6 (5), 556 PRODUCT REVIEWS Blatt, S. Leslie and Harvey Gould Recent Fractal and Chaos Software Releases Hint At Future Educational Potential Programs: 6 (6), 702 Gjertsen, Margaret H. Programming Directory: 6 (5), 541 Lane, Barton G. X-arRAY: Accessing Extended Memory on the Cheap: 6 (1), 97 Locklair, Gary Electronics Workbench Helps Students to Learn About Circuits: 6 (6), 700 Mandell, Myron IRIS Indigo: High-Performance Low-End Workstation: 6 (3), 290 Renwick, Stephen P. Plotting and Fitting Your Data: SigmaPlot for the Mac: 6 (2), 210 Roper, L. David EXP Formats Equations at Low Cost: 6 (4), 426 SPREADSHEETS Dory, Robert A. Finite-Element Method in a Spreadsheet: 6 (2), 198 Wavelets Characterize Aperiodic Data: 6 (6), 681 Harris, Jeffrey H. Wavelets Characterize Aperiodic Data: 6 (6), 681 VISUALIZATION Wolff, Robert S. Sounding Out Images: 6 (3), 287 Volume Visualization I: Basic Concepts and Applications: 6 (4), 421 Volume Visualization II: Ray-Tracing of Volume Data: 6 (6), 692 THE LAST WORD Bailey, David H. How Useful are Today's Parallel Computers?: 6 (2), 216 de Groot, Robert Cost-Effective Computers Counter Threats to Physics Research and Education: 6 (4), 432 Dubois, Paul F. Try Something New: Object-Oriented Thinking: 6 (5), 560 Lannutti, Joseph E. Computers Undergird High-Energy Physics Research: 6 (1), 104 Whalen, Barry A Superconducting Optical Computer May Appear In The Near Future: 6 (6), 712 Wolynes, Peter G. Will Computer Design Become a Matter of Evolution?: 6 (3), 296