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This volume contains the papers presented at the Parallel Computing Fluid Dynamics '93 Conference, Paris, 1993. A wide range of topics are covered including: networked computers, data parallel programming, domain decomposition, Euler and Navier-Stokes solvers.Researchers in this area will find this volume a useful reference in this rapidly developing field.

Parallel CFD Applications: Experiences on Scalable Distributed Multicomputers	p. 3
The Investigation of 3D Viscous Gas Flow over Complex Geometries Using Multiprocessor Transputer Systems	p. 13
Massively Parallel Finite Element Computation of 3D Flows - Mesh Update Strategies in Computation of Moving Boundaries and Interfaces	p. 21
Adaptive Domain Decomposition and Parallel CFD	p. 31
A Review of the Exploitation of Parallel Processing in Environmental Modelling	p. 41
On the Numerical Wind Tunnel (NWT) Program	p. 51
Parallel Solution Methods for the Navier-Stokes Equations	p. 61
On Parallel Simulation of Reactive Flows on an IBM RS/60000 Workstation-Cluster	p. 73
Parallelization of a Direct Simulation Monte-Carlo Code for a Workstation Cluster	p. 81
A Strategy for Load Balancing Problems in Advanced CFD Multiblock Solvers on Distributed Memory Machines	p. 89
Parallel Computation of 2D Jet/Airflow Interaction	p. 97
Computation of Aerodynamic Flows Using Improved Parallelization Procedures	p. 109
Parallel Magnetohydrodynamics on Myrias MIMD Computers	p. 117
Parallelizing the 2D Model of the Integrated Forecasting System	p. 125
A DataParallel Implicit Navier-Stokes Solver on Different Multiprocessors	p. 133
Parallel Computations of Turbulent Transonic Flows on a MEIKO Computing Surface	p. 143
Calculation of Fluid Loading on Offshore Structures using Parallel Distributed Memory MIMD Computers	p. 151
Comparison of Direct Particle Simulation on the MasPar MP-2 and the Connection Machine CM-2	p. 163
Parallel Lattice-Boltzmann Simulation of 3-D Convective Flow	p. 173
A Serial Data-Parallel Multi-Block Method for Compressible Flow Calculations	p. 181
Adaptive Time-Dependent CFD on Distributed Unstructured Meshes	p. 191
FLO67P: A Multi-Block Version of FLO67 Running within PARAGRID	p. 199
Parallel Unstructured Mesh CFD Codes: A Role for Recursive Clustering Techniques in Mesh Decomposition	p. 207
SPAFS - Software for Parallelizing Flow Solvers	p. 217
Partitioning and Scheduling Algorithms and Their Implementation in FELISA - An Unstructured Grid Solver	p. 225
Optimization of Mesh Partitions and Impact on Parallel CFD	p. 233
A Parallel Block-Structured Euler/Navier-Stokes Code with Adaptive Refinement and Run-Time Load Balancing on the iPSC-860 Hypercube	p. 243
CAPTools - An Interactive Toolkit for Mapping CFD Codes onto Parallel Architectures	p. 251
Arborescent Data Structures and Lazy Evaluation: A New Approach to Numerical Problems	p. 261
Implementation of an Industrial CFD Code on a Massively Parallel Computer with Distributed Memory	p. 271
Massive Parallel Implementation of the Aircraft Euler Method and Performance Tests on Different Computational Platforms	p. 277
Simulation of Electromagnetic Wave Interactions on Large MIMD Supercomputers	p. 289
A Concurrent Navier-Stokes Solver for Implicit Multibody Calculations	p. 295
A Parallel Block-Jacobi Euler and Navier-Stokes Solver	p. 307
A One Shot Domain Decomposition/Fictious Domain Method for the Solution of Elliptic Equations	p. 317
A Parallel Preconditioned CG Type Method for Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations	p. 325
Parallel Implicit Navier-Stokes Solver on the Intel Paragon Supercomputer	p. 333
Load Balancing for Parallel Computation of Fluid Dynamics Problems	p. 341
Parallelization via Domain Decomposition Techniques of Multigrid and ADI Solvers for Navier-Stokes Equations	p. 349
A Schur Type Method Based on Outflow Boundary Condition	p. 359
Parallel Computation of a Combustion Problem	p. 363
A Domain Decomposition Method for Hyperbolic Problems in 2D	p. 373
Basic Linear Parallel Solvers for Large CFD Applications Using Decomposed Unstructured Meshes	p. 381
Parallel Implicit Solvers for Steady, Compressible Aerodynamics	p. 391
Parallel Preconditioning for CFD Problems on the CM-5	p. 401
Iterative Methods for the Solution of Integral Viscoelastic Equations on Parallel Computers	p. 411
Viscous Flow Computations on the Connection Machine by a Finite Element Petrov-Galerkin Scheme	p. 421
Implementation of Unstructured Finite Element Codes on Different Parallel Computers	p. 429
Simulation of Complex Incompressible Flows Using a Finite Element Solver on MIMD Machine	p. 443
Parallel Implementation of Recursive Spectral Bisection on the Connection Machine CM-5 System	p. 451
Computation on a Massively Parallel Machine of Turbulent Reactive Flows Using an Eulerian-Lagrangian Probalistic Approach	p. 463
Parallel Computation of Turbulent Recirculating Combustion Processes and Chemically Reacting Industrial Flows	p. 469
Modelling Three-Dimensional Gas-Turbine-Combustor-Model Flows on a Parallel Machine with Distributed Memory	p. 477
A Parallel Compressible 3D Navier-Stokes Solver Using Unstructured Meshes	p. 487
Parallel Solution of the Incompressible Two Dimensional Navier-Stokes Equations Using a Spectral Galerkin Formulation	p. 497
Implementation of a Symmetric Boundary Element Method on Distributed Memory Computers for 3D Maxwell Equations	p. 505
Parallelization of a 3-D CFD Code	p. 515
Parallel Computation of 2-D Potential and Euler Equations on Transputer Arrays	p. 525
Steps Toward a Machine Independent Parallelization of the Sanders and Weiser Algorithm	p. 533
A Generic Adaptive-Grid Navier-Stokes Algorithm	p. 545
An Adaptive, Unstructured Solver for the Three Dimensional Viscous Flows on Massively Parallel Machines	p. 553
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