CUG VP Welcome 40th Cray User Group Conference Calculating Engines June 15 - 19, 1998

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Message from Sam Milosevich, CUG Vice-President and from the CUG Program Committee To the members of CUG: Welcome! You are invited to the 40th Cray Users Group meeting in Stuttgart from June 15th to 19th. This is your best chance in 1998 to exchange professional information and enjoy personal interactions with your fellow SGI/Cray Research supercomputing users. You must come to the fabled capital of Baden-Württemberg, nestled in the south of Germany, and discover how CUG—your SGI/Cray user forum for high performance communications and computing—can give you up-to-the-minute information and insight for that competitive edge you need. Please take a look at the preliminary copy of the technical program in the following pages. Here, you will find a wealth of great opportunities on the CUG theme of "Calculating Engines"—from the SGI/Cray kind during the day to the Mercedes-Benz kind for our traditional conference "CUG Night Out" event. The CUG Program Committee has assembled for you a diverse array of detail-packed presentations in Tutorials, Keynote and General Sessions, Special Interest Technical presentations, and spontaneous Birds of a Feather (BOF) discussions. Tutorial Sessions on Monday morning—available to you at no additional charge—are a great opportunity for you to update your technical skills with the help of selected technical experts from SGI/ Cray Research and CUG sites.   The Welcome and Keynote Session, Monday afternoon, will be the Initial Program Load of "Calculating Engines" for CUG in Stuttgart, hosted by the Computer Center of the University of Stuttgart (RUS) and by Daimler-Benz InterServices (debis) AG.   Parallel Technical Sessions each day will give you the opportunity to focus on the specific knowledge domains of the Special Interest Groups (SIGs). Presentations in these sessions have been reviewed and selected by the SIG chairpersons.   Birds of a Feather (BOF) Sessions, the most dynamic aspect of a CUG conference, are scheduled as needed, and notices of BOF meetings will be posted near the Message Board. You are welcome to organize a BOF session at the conference.   Formal receptions and informal luncheons are among the countless occasions you will have to exchange information with your colleagues from other CUG sites and to collaborate with representatives from SGI/Cray Research. You can see how the Stuttgart CUG offers something for everyone during an exciting, educational, and entertaining week of "Calculating Engines." We invite you to register now for CUG—your SGI/Cray HPCC users forum! Dr. Sam Milosevich CUG Vice-President and Program Chair Eli Lilly and Company

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