Richard M. Fujimoto

TL;DR: An approach for creating distributed, component-based simulations of communication networks by interconnecting models of sub-networks drawn from different network simulation packages and can be used to achieve interoperability in other distributed computing applications as well.

TL;DR: A discrete state, continuous time Markov chain model for Time Warp augmented with the cancelback protocol is developed for a shared memory system with n homogeneous processors and homogeneous workload with constant message population and allows one to predict speedup as the amount of available memory is varied.

TL;DR: This paper shows that optimistic simulators that never send incorrect messages provide sufficient predictability to allow traditional schedulability analysis techniques commonly used in real-time systems to be applied, and incorporates a continuous GVT computation scheme for shared-memory multiprocessors where a new value of GVT is computed after processing each event in the simulation.

TL;DR: The design and algorithms used to implement the HLA Time Management Services in F.O.0, the familiarization version of the RTI, were presented at the MITRE Corporation.

TL;DR: It is hoped that the views contained herein, and the presentations made by the panelists at the 2002 Winter Simulation Conference will raise awareness and stimulate further discussion on the application of distributed simulation methods and technology in an area that is yet to benefit from the arguable economic benefits that this technique promises.