Preface ....................................................... xvi
Acknowledgment ............................................... xxii
Section 1 Overview to Global Supercomputing and its
Current Challenges
Chapter 1 Overview of Global Supercomputing .................... 1
Richard S. Segall, Arkansas State University, USA
Neha Gupta, Northeastern University, USA & Osmania
University, India
Chapter 2 History of Supercomputing and Supercomputer
Centers ........................................................ 33
Jeffrey S. Cook, Independent Researcher, USA
Neha Gupta, Northeastern University, USA & Osmania
University, India
Chapter 3 Applications and Current Challenges of
Supercomputing across Multiple Domains of Computational
Sciences ....................................................... 56
Neha Gupta, Northeastern University, USA & Osmania
University, India
Section 2 Supercomputing Applications
Chapter 4 Accelerated Discovery and Design of Nano-Material
Applications in Nuclear Power by Using High Performance
Scientific Computing ........................................... 83
Liviu Popa-Simil, Los Alamos Academy of Science, USA
Chapter 5 Using High Performance Scientific Computing to
Accelerate the Discovery and Design of Nuclear Power
Applications .................................................. 119
Liviu Popa-Simil, Los Alamos Academy of Science, USA
Chapter 6 Applications of Supercomputers in Sequence
Analysis and Genome Annotation ................................ 149
Gerard G. Dumancas, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation,
USA
Chapter 7 Applications of Supercomputers in Population
Genetics ...................................................... 176
Gerard G. Dumancas, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation,
USA
Chapter 8 Supercomputers in Modeling of Biological Systems ... 201
Randall Maples, Oklahoma State University, USA
Sindhura Ramasahayam, Oklahoma State University, USA
Gerard G. Dumancas, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation,
USA
Chapter 9 Role of Supercomputers in Bioinformatics ........... 223
Anamika Singh, Department of Botany, Maitreyi College,
University of Delhi, India
Rajeev Singh, Division of RCH, Indian Council of Medical
Research, India
Neha Gupta, Northeastern University, USA & Osmania
University, India
Chapter 10 Energy Network Operation in the Supercomputing
Era ........................................................... 242
Tianxing Cai, Lamar University, USA
Neha Gupta, Northeastern University, USA & Osmania
University, India
Section 3 Supercomputer Theory
Chapter 11 Steganography Encoding as Inverse Data Mining ...... 264
Dan Ophir, Ariel University, Israel & Tel Aviv University,
Israel
Chapter 12 Cloud Computing: Future of the Past ................ 288
Manzoor Ahmed Khan, Technische Universitдt Berlin,
Germany
Fikret Sivrikaya, Technische Universitдt Berlin, Germany
Chapter 13 Programming Paradigms in High Performance
Computing ..................................................... 303
Venkat N. Gudivada, Marshall University, USA
Jagadeesh Nandigam, Grand Valley State University, USA
Jordan Paris, Marshall University, USA
Chapter 14 Data Mining for High Performance Computing ......... 331
Shen Lu, Soft Challenge LLC, USA
Section 4 Supercomputing Leadership and Philosophy
Chapter 15 Super Leaders: Supercomputing Leadership for the
Future ........................................................ 351
Kim Grover-Haskin, University of North Texas, USA
Chapter 16 Supercomputers: A Philosophical Perspective ........ 378
Jeremy Horne, International Institute of Informatics and
Systemics, Mexico
Chapter 17 Supercomputers: A Philosophy of Their Language ..... 411
Jeremy Horne, International Institute of Informatics and
Systemics, Mexico
Appendix: The Top 500 Supercomputers in the World ............. 445
Glossary ...................................................... 589
Compilation of References ..................................... 606
About the Contributors ........................................ 661
Index ......................................................... 668
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