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| Wolfgang Schreiner is an associate professor at the Research Institute for Symbolic Computation (RISC) of the Johannes Kepler University Linz in Austria. His research areas are formal methods; concurrency; and parallel, distributed, and grid computing. Wolfgang Schreiner was born in 1967 in Austria. In 1994, he earned his PhD at the Johannes Kepler University Linz under the auspices of the federal president with a thesis on parallel functional programming for computer algebra. In 2001, he earned habilitation in practical computer science for his work on parallel software and algorithms for symbolic computation. From 2001 to 2004, he was the director of the degree program "Engineering for Computer-based Learning" at the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences campus Hagenberg, where he still serves as a lecturer. Since 2004, he has been an associate professor at the RISC institute, where he served as vice-chair from 2004 to 2007. During his career, Schreiner has participated in and directed various research projects funded by the Austrian Science Foundation, the Austrian Ministry for Science and Research, and the European Union. These projects include "Distributed Supercomputing in the Grid," "MathBroker I+II: Brokering Distributed Mathematical Services," and "HPGP: High-Performance Generic Programming." He has developed various software systems such as the para-functional language compiler pD, the parallel computer algebra software Distributed Maple, and the proving assistant RISC ProofNavigator. Currently, Schreiner is participating in the doctoral program for computational mathematics at the Johannes Kepler University with a project on formally specified computer algebra software. He is also building the RISC ProgramExplorer, a software environment for program specification, exploration, and verification. --Read our Q&A with Wolfgang Schreiner here. |
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Vitruvius+: an area-efficient RISC-V decoupled vector coprocessor for high performance computing applications Minervini F., Palomar O., Unsal O., Reggiani E., Quiroga J., Marimon J., Rojas C., Figueras R. ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization 20(2): 1-25, 2023. Type: Article Vector processors had their heyday in the 1980s, before classical supercomputers were mostly replaced by multiprocessors. Today, however, vector processors are experiencing a renaissance: their efficient exploitation of data-level parallelism has ...
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Cause-effect structures: An Algebra of Nets with Examples of Applications Czaja L., Springer Publishing Company, Incorporated, 2019. 160 pp. Type: Book (978-3-030204-60-0)
Most systems in the real world--for example, computational, physical, or biologicalones--consist of multiple components that on the one hand operateconcurrently, but on the other hand may also interact with each other...
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Constructing quotient inductive-inductive types Kaposi A., Kovács A., Altenkirch T. Proceedings of the ACM on Programming Languages 3(POPL): 1-24, 2019. Type: Article
At the core of Martin-Löf type theory (also known as “intuitionistic type theory”) are dependent types, that is, types whose definitions depend on values; these may be used to encode logical quantification....
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Learning programming languages as shortcuts to natural language token replacements Barmpoutis A. Koli Calling 2018 (Proceedings of the 18th Koli Calling International Conference on Computing Education Research, Koli, Finland, Nov 22-25, 2018) 1-10, 2018. Type: Proceedings
Students learning programming languages initially struggle very much with the relationship between the formal syntax of the language and the intuitive interpretation of its meaning. The program text is composed of a sequence of special...
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Massively parallel polar decomposition on distributed-memory systems Ltaief H., Sukkari D., Esposito A., Nakatsukasa Y., Keyes D. ACM Transactions on Parallel Computing 6(1): 1-15, 2019. Type: Article
For solving problems with high computational demands, it is nowadaysessential to apply parallel algorithms that scale effectively to a largenumber of computational cores: microprocessors may integrate dozens of cores,and compute cluste...
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Hierarchies in inclusion logic with lax semantics Hannula M. ACM Transactions on Computational Logic 19(3): 1-23, 2018. Type: Article
A natural interest of computational logic is to investigate decidable subsets of first-order logic. One such subset is the formalism of inclusion logic (FOI), introduced by Galliani as an evolution of dependence logic [1], which invest...
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Advanced Boolean techniques: selected papers from the 13th International Workshop on Boolean Problems Drechsler R., Soeken M., Springer International Publishing, New York, NY, 2019. 265 pp. Type: Book (978-3-030203-22-1)
Boolean functions--functions on the domain of the logical values “true” and “false”--represent a fundamental concept of computer science with applications in many areas, includi...
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Exploring the prediction of variety-seeking behavior Li J., Zhao J., Mao M., Zhao X., Zou J. DSIT 2019 (Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Data Science and Information Technology, Seoul, South Korea, Jul 19-21, 2019) 59-63, 2019. Type: Proceedings
Modern marketing applies data analytics to determine measures that influence a customer’s future purchase decisions based on past behavior. One aspect of this behavior is that customers like to vary their purchases over time ...
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Algorithm 995: an efficient parallel anisotropic Delaunay mesh generator for two-dimensional finite element analysis Pardue J., Chernikov A. ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software 45(3): 1-30, 2019. Type: Article
Finite element analysis (FEA) depends on meshes that approximate the artifact to be analyzed. Starting with an initial mesh, an FEA development pipeline produces more and more refined meshes in an iterative process until the solution o...
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Logic functions and equations: binary models for computer science (2nd ed.) Posthoff C., Steinbach B., Springer International Publishing, New York, NY, 2019. 508 pp. Type: Book (978-3-030024-19-2)
Logic functions, commonly known as Boolean functions, arise in many areas of computer science and information technology. On a fundamental technological level, every digital circuit can be modeled as a Boolean function. Design, optimiz...
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