Identifying the parallelism in a problem by partitioning its data and tasks among the
processors of a parallel computer is a fundamental issue in parallel computing. This problem …

This second edition of the highly acclaimed and successful first edition, deals primarily with
the analysis of structural engineering systems, with applicable methods to other types of …

A domain decomposition method based on the finite-element tearing and interconnecting
(FETI) algorithm is presented for the solution of the large sparse matrices associated with the …

Abstract Domains containing an 'internal boundary', such as a bi‐material interface, arise in
many applications, eg composite materials and geophysical simulations. This paper …

This paper presents a parallel generalized finite element method (GFEM) that uses
customized enrichment functions for applications where limited a priori knowledge about the …

Research papers published on parallel processing, supercomputing, and distributed
computing since 1994 are reviewed in this article. The focus is on review of the archival …

An Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) frame-work is presented for solving nonlinear
structural mechanics problems by means of the Finite Element Method (FEM). Emphasis is …

Many existing traffic signal control systems are of a hierarchical structure employing the
concept of subsystems or subzone signal control. Therefore, network partitioning becomes …

An approach for the topological representation of simplicial finite element meshes as graphs
is presented. It is shown that by using a graph, the topological changes induced by fracture …

This paper studies and compares the domain partitioning algorithms presented by Farhat, Al-
Nasra and Nguyen, Malone, and Simon/Hsieh et al. for load balancing in parallel finite …