Grid Computing for Electromagnetics

Name: Grid Computing for Electromagnetics
Brand: Artech House
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Luciano Tarricone(Autor*in)

Artech House (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 1. Januar 2003

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Grid Computing for Electromagnetics
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Grid Computing: What Is It?
Grid Computing: Who Is Who?
Grid Computing: An Opportunity for Electromagnetics Research
How to Read This Book
A Final Note
1 General Concepts on Grids
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Parallel and Distributed Architectures
1.3 Parallel and Distributed Topologies
1.4 Parallel and Distributed Programming
1.5 Performance Assessment
1.6 Web Computing
1.7 Computational Grids
1.8 Conclusions
2 Enabling Technologies and Dedicated Tools
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Enabling Technologies: Object Orientation
2.3 Dedicated Tools: Grid Middleware
2.4 The Globus Toolkit: An Overview
2.5 The Globus Toolkit: The Globus Security Infrastructure
2.6 The Globus Toolkit: The Resource Management Pillar
2.7 The Globus Toolkit: The Information Services Pillar
2.8 The Globus Toolkit: The Data Management Pillar
2.9 The Globus Toolkit API
2.10 The MPI with Globus
2.11 Dedicated Tools: Economy-Driven RM in Grids
2.12 Web-Based Technologies and Projects
2.13 Grid-Enabled HTC: Condor-G
3 Building Up a Grid
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Recalling Globus Basic Concepts
3.3 Setting Up the Environment
3.4 Globus Installation
3.5 Globus Configuration
3.6 Services Start Up
3.7 Introducing a New User to the Grid
3.8 Globus-Relevant Commands to Use the Grid
3.9 Developing Grid-Enabled Applications
3.10 Message Passing in a Grid Framework
3.11 Summary and Conclusions
4 Applications: FDTD with MPI in Grid Environments
4.1 Introduction
4.2 The FDTD Approach: Theoretical Background
4.3 Parallel FDTD
4.4 Migration Toward Computational Grids
4.5 Numerical Performance
4.6 Remarkable Achievements
4.7 Conclusions
5 CAE of Aperture-Antenna Arrays
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Numerical Techniques for the Analysis of Flange-Mounted Rectangular Apertures
5.3 A Tool for the CAE of Rectangular Aperture Antenna Arrays
5.4 Parallel CAE of Aperture Arrays
5.5 Migration Toward Grid Environments
5.6 Conclusions
Acknowledgments
6 Wireless Radio Base Station Networks
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Foundations of Cellular Systems
6.3 Key Factors for Current and Future Wireless Communications
6.4 Planning Wireless Networks
6.5 An Integrated System for Optimum Wireless Network Planning
6.6 A Candidate Architecture for an Effective ISNOP
6.7 GC and Its Role in the ISNOP
6.8 Wireless Network Planning with GC
6.9 Conclusions
7 Conclusions and Future Trends
7.1 GC: Benefits and Limitations
7.2 GC Trends
Appendix A: Useful UNIX/Linux Hints
A.1 UNIX/Linux Operating System: An Overview
A.2 UNIX/Linux: The Architecture
A.3 The File System
A.4 Processes
A.5 Administration
A.6 The Shell
Appendix B: Foundations of Cryptography and Security
B.1 Introduction
B.2 Confidentiality and Cryptography
B.3 Digital Signature
B.4 Certificates and Certification Authorities
Appendix C: Foundations for Electromagnetic Theory
C.1 Maxwell's Equations in the Time Domain
C.2 Helmholtz and Dispersion Equations
C.3 TE and TM Modes
C.4 Fourier Representation of Green's Functions
C.5 The Far-Field Approximation
Appendix D: List of Useful Web Sites
List of Useful Websites
Glossary
List of Acronyms
Selected Bibliography
About the Authors
Index

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