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Jesse Davis,
Douglas Stark,
and Nicholas Edmonds.
Method of Interaction in a Modular Architecture for Sensor Systems (MASS).
International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering,
5(2),
2005.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nick Edmonds,
Jeremiah Willcock,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Expressing Graph Algorithms Using Generalized Active Messages.
In International Conference on Supercomputing,
Eugene, Oregon,
June 2013.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Scalable Parallel Solution Techniques for Data-Intensive Problems in Distributed Memory.
In SIAM Workshop on Combinatorial Scientific Computing,
Darmstadt, Germany,
May 2011.
[bibtex-entry]
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Jeremiah Willcock,
Torsten Hoefler,
Nick Edmonds,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Active Pebbles: Parallel Programming for Data-Driven Applications.
In International Conference on Supercomputing,
Tucson, Arizona,
May 2011.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nick Edmonds,
Torsten Hoefler,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
A Space-Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Computing Betweenness Centrality in Distributed Memory.
In International Conference on High Performance Computing,
Goa, India,
December 2010.
[bibtex-entry]
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N. Edmonds,
T. Hoefler,
and A. Lumsdaine.
A Space-Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Computing Betweenness Centrality in Distributed Memory.
In ,
Dec. 2010.
Note: Accepted at the 2010 International Conference on High Performance Computing (HiPC'10).
[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds,
Jeremiah Willcock,
Torsten Hoefler,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Design of a Large-Scale Hybrid-Parallel Graph Library.
In International Conference on High Performance Computing, Student Research Symposium,
Goa, India,
December 2010.
[bibtex-entry]
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N. Edmonds,
J. Willock,
T. Hoefler,
and A. Lumsdaine.
Design of a Large-Scale Hybrid-Parallel Graph Library.
In ,
Dec. 2010.
Note: Accepted at the 2010 International Conference on High Performance Computing (HiPC'10), Student Research Symposium.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds,
Douglas Gregor,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Extensible PGAS Semantics for C++.
In Fourth Conference on Partitioned Global Address Space Programming Model,
New York, New York,
October 2010.
[bibtex-entry]
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J. Willcock,
T. Hoefler,
N. Edmonds,
and A. Lumsdaine.
AM++: A Generalized Active Message Framework.
In ,
Sep. 2010.
Note: Accepted at The Nineteenth International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT'10).
[bibtex-entry]
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Jeremiah Willcock,
Torsten Hoefler,
Nicholas Edmonds,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
AM++: A Generalized Active Message Framework.
In Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques,
September 2010.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nick Edmonds,
Alex Breuer,
Douglas Gregor,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Single-Source Shortest Paths with the Parallel Boost Graph Library.
In The Ninth DIMACS Implementation Challenge: The Shortest Path Problem,
Piscataway, NJ,
November 2006.
[bibtex-entry]
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Jesse Davis,
Doug Stark,
and Nicholas Edmonds.
Method for Module Interaction in a Modular Architecture for Sensor Systems (MASS).
In International Embedded and Hybrid Systems Conference,
Singapore,
May 2005.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds,
Doug Stark,
and Jesse Davis.
MASS: Modular Architecture for Sensor Systems.
In 4th International Workshop on Information Processing in Sensor Networks,
Los Angeles, California,
April 2005.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nick Edmonds,
Jeremiah Willcock,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Expressing Graph Algorithms Using Generalized Active Messages,
February 2013.
Note: Poster.[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds.
Version 2.0 of the Parallel Boost Graph Library: Message-driven solutions to data-driven problems booktitle = SIAM Annual Meeting,
July 2012.
[bibtex-entry]
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Nicholas Edmonds.
The Parallel Boost Graph Library spawn(Active Pebbles),
March 2012.
[bibtex-entry]
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Jeremiah Willcock,
Torsten Hoefler,
Nick Edmonds,
and Andrew Lumsdaine.
Active Pebbles: A Programming Model For Highly Parallel Fine-Grained Data-Driven Computations,
February 2011.
Note: Poster. Tied (two-way) for Best Student Poster.[bibtex-entry]
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