The fields of Parallel and Distributed Computing have converged gradually into a single field over the last decade or so. Nowadays, parallel and distributed computing can be considered an umbrella that incorporates a wide range of theoretical ideas, technologies, and applications. The objective of this book series is therefore is to provide timely treatments of the different aspects of parallel and distributed computing spanning theory, hardware, architectures, languages, applications of new and established techniques, enabling technologies and tools, and application domains.

The book series covers (but is not limited to) the following topics:

• Analysis and design of parallel and distributed algorithms
• Practical and theoretical models of computation
• Design, analysis, and implementation of parallel and distributed computing systems and architectures
• Performance evaluation, modeling, simulation, and visualization of parallel and distributed computing systems
• Interconnections networks and optical computing
• Network-computing, internet-based high-performance computing
• Grid computing and applications of parallel and distributed computing systems

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Parallel and Distributed Computing Series (31)