Editor-in-Chief: Phillip B. Gibbons, Intel Labs,
Pittsburgh, USA
Poster [
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Overview
Parallel computing is no longer a niche research field but an essential
ingredient in all aspects of computer science. ACM Transactions on
Parallel Computing (TOPC) is a forum for novel and innovative work on all
aspects of parallel computing, including foundational and theoretical
aspects, systems, languages, architectures, tools, and applications. It
will address all classes of parallel-processing platforms including
concurrent, multithreaded, multicore, accelerated, multiprocessor,
clusters, and supercomputers.
TOPC will span the range from foundational research in parallel computing
to principles extracted from experimental investigations. Submissions
should describe novel solutions to important challenges in exploiting
parallelism. Solutions should be generic enough to be used beyond the
specific application area in which the problem arose. Papers describing
experiences should indicate how they illustrate general principles; papers
about parallel computing foundations should indicate how they relate to
practice.
Subject Areas
- Parallel Programming Languages and Models
- Parallel System Software
- Parallel Architectures
- Parallel Algorithms and Theory
- Parallel Applications
- Tools for Parallel Computing
Editorial Board
- Kunal Agrawal, Washington Univ., St. Louis, USA
- David Bader, Georgia Tech, USA
- Guy E. Blelloch, Carnegie Mellon Univ., USA
- Aydın Buluç, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, USA
- Luis Ceze, U. Washington, USA
- Manuel Chakravarty, U. New South Wales, Australia
- Andrew A. Chien, U. Chicago & ANL, USA
- Alexandra Fedorova, Simon Frasier Univ., Canada
- Antonio Gonzalez, Intel & U. Polit. de Catalunya, Spain
- R. Govindarajan, Indian Inst. Science, Bangalore, India
- Mark Hill, U. Wisconsin, Madison, USA
- Charles E. Leiserson, MIT, USA
- John Mellor-Crummey, Rice Univ., USA
- Keshav Pingali, U. Texas Austin, USA
- Vijaya Ramachandran, U. Texas Austin, USA
- Peter Sanders, Karlsruhe Inst. Tech., Germany
- Sivan Toledo, Tel-Aviv Univ., Israel
- Katherine Yelick, U. California Berkeley & LBNL, USA
Instructions for Authors
- We encourage you to prepare the submission in LaTeX or Microsoft Word in the ACM style. You can find more information on the ACM website:
- Your submission must adhere to the ACM polices on prior publication, including correct citations of your own and other prior work. Your submission needs to include a cover letter documenting where any prior version of the submitted material may have appeared in or as part of a thesis, workshop, conference, or journal publication.
Please read ACM's policies on these issues:
- Your submission should include ACM Categories and Subject Descriptors. There is additional information on the ACM Computing Classification System page.
- There is no page limit on the submission. However, authors should use their judgment to ensure a paper has an appropriate length for the material presented.
- You will submit your manuscript using Editorial Manager.
