Thomas M. Stricker

This is my ancient home page - look an old home page

http://www.tomstr.net

Graduate Student, Computer Science

Mailing address (no longer valid):

School of Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

5000 Forbes Avenue

Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3891

Office (no longer valid):

Wean Hall 8117

Tel (voice) 412-268-2580

Tel (fax) 412-268-5576 Attn: tomstr.

e-mail tomstr@cs.cmu.edu

Whereabouts (no longer valid):

finger tomstr@cs.cmu.edu

Research Keywords: (kept current)

Computer architecture and networking. Modelling and design of communication systems for massively parallel computers and high performance networking. Applied parallel algorithms. Compiler-, operating-system- and run-time-library- support for fast communication. In search for new applications beyond scientific computing.

Publications: (kept current)

Selected papers of the iWarp project.

Recent papers in Communication Architecture.

Selected papers of the Fx compiler project.

List of all my papers authored/coauthored.

Research Projects: (old projects)

iWarp distributed memory parallel computer project

Fx parallel compiler project

1993 Student research guide entry.

Current projects (no longer current):

Finishing my dissertation on "A communication infrastructure for parallel and distributed programs" by the end of the Summer 1996.
Job hunt for a position in academia or industrial research laboratory.
Online version of my curriculum vitae .

Non computer science Interests:

Travel, airline and train schedules, skiing, botany (orchidaceae), politics (world affairs).

My Web interface to the CMU events database cboard:

This week at SCS

This month at SCS

Wipe the cache of cboards

Release of my fast transposes for the Cray T3D:

Fast transposes at PSC

Local URL if transposes at Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center not available

Fast transposes local

tomstr@cs.cmu.edu (last updated Jan 1, 1996)