First Workshop
The first workshop was held at the University of Kentucky 12 years ago. It brought together leading scientists from institutions such as The University of Kentucky, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Wuppertal University and Fermilab. The diverse topics discussed include: A Chronological Inverter for the Dirac Matrix in HMC, An N*Log(N) Algorithm for Gravitational Forces and its Performances on Parallel Computers, QMRPACK and Applications, Experience with Various Iterative Solvers in Full QCD Simulations, Status of QCD Spectrum Calculations - Numerical and Computational Requirements, Exploiting Structure of the Wilson Fermion Matrix in Krylov Subspace Methods, Lanczos Methods, Large Scale Computations, and The PZ Method for Estimating Determinate Ratios, with Applications.
All the talks are available on the web at http://www.yale.edu/QCDNA/program95
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