There’s an interesting new site, called ORC ID, to store publications, in this case computer science research.
I think there may be more options I’ve not looked into yet in setting it up, but seems like a straightforward research listing site that allows the user to edit the publication entries and import them via bibtex format.
This is the new link and updated for the list of research papers that appear for the Microsoft Academic Search for Darrell Raymond Ulm.
The link here for the for Stream PRAM at Research-Microsoft Site for Darrell Raymond Ulm contains Computer Science research papers that are listed in Microsoft Research on the topics of parallel processing and algorithms concerning the computation model for Stream PRAM.
The results of the research are primarily theoretical instead of dealing with parallel programming.
The ResearchGate profile for Darrell Ulm contains links, skills, and references to Comp. Sci. research papers.
Here is the link for the ResearchGate.net profile for Darrell Ulm, Computer Science.
The GitHub IO Page for a Data Parallel Compiler Optimizer by Darrell Raymond Ulm links to the GitHub Pages for a data-parallel compiler optimizer, written in C for Unix / Linux.
This link , Stream PRAM, Darrell Ulm, Parallel Computation contains reference to more copies of the research paper by Darrell Ulm from the 2005 International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium/International Parallel Processing Symposium – IPDPS.
Includes Papers co-authored by Darrell Ulm on Parallel Computation
in the link above is a list of papers of Darrell Ulm, and others, authored while at Kent State University. The list has not changed much lately but it is a good document showing related works at the time.
Google Scholar Search for Darrell Ulm includes papers written and references to research papers written on parallel computation.
The search results are not completely accurate, but the Google Scholar Search is an interesting tool, even if there have not been updates for it for quite some time.
The Microsoft publications search appears to be better for looking up specific papers.
Not sure that PubZone has been updated in a while, and even so here are:
Early paper concerning a SIMD solution to a 2D cutting stock, operations research problem.
The PubZone Entry for Stream PRAM by Darrell Ulm
This is the entry in Pubzone for Stream PRAM, International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, 2005, Darrell Ulm.
The Stream PRAM idea is to extend PRAM to have multiple instruction streams, although in retrospect the Bulk Synchronous Parallel model was really the one to watch, as it has influenced projects like Hadoop and Apache Spark.
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