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Scalable Grid Application Scheduling via Decoupled Resource Selection and Scheduling
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Scalable Grid Application Scheduling via Decoupled Resource Selection and Scheduling
Evaluation of a Workflow Scheduler Using Integrated Performance Modelling and Batch Queue Wait Time Prediction
Predicting Bounds on Queueing Delay in Space-shared Computing Environments
Solving "Hard" Satisfiability Problems using GridSAT
New Grid Scheduling and Rescheduling Methods in the GrADS Project
Toward a Tool for Scheduling Application Workflows onto Distributed Grid Systems
Application-level Resource Provisioning on the Grid
Realistic Large Scale Online Network Simulation
Characterizing and Evaluating Desktop Grids: An Empirical Study
Validating and Scaling the MicroGrid: A Scientific Instrument for Grid Dynamics
Modeling Machine Availability in Enterprise and Wide-area Distributed Computing Environments
The MicroGrid: Using Emulation to Predict Application Performance in Diverse Grid Network Environments
Quantifying Machine Availability in Networked and Desktop Grid Systems
Distributed Virtual Computer(DVC): Simplifying the Development of High Performance Grid Applications
GTP: Group Transport Protocol for Lambda-Grids
Evaluation of Rate-based Transport Protocols for Lambda-Grids
Study of an Accurate and Fast Protein-Ligand Docking Algorithm based on Molecular Dynamics
DGMonitor: a Performance Monitoring Tool for Sand-box based Desktop Grid Platforms
Realistic Modeling and Synthesis of Resources for Computational Grids
Relative Performance of Scheduling Algorithms in Grid Environments
Using Virtual Grids to Simplify Application Scheduling
Tailoring Graph Coloring Register Allocation for Runtime Compilation
The Impact of Multicore on Computational Science Software
Multi-Level Adaptation for Performability in Dynamic Web Service Workflows
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