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Richard Louis Arndt

Richard Louis Arndt

D-Index & Metrics

Computer Science

D-Index
36
Citations
4186
World Ranking
11398
National Ranking
4684

Richard Louis Arndt publication distribution in Computer Science in 2026

The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Computer Science in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Richard Louis Arndt sits on this spectrum.

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32 publications 991+

This scientist: 102 publications — 9th percentile

9% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 991 publications or more.

Richard Louis Arndt D-index placement in Computer Science in 2026

The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Computer Science scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Richard Louis Arndt sits on this spectrum.

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30 D-Index 131+

This scientist: 36 D-Index — 23rd percentile

23% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.

The last bar groups every scientist with 131 D-Index or more.

Overview

Richard Louis Arndt is affiliated with IBM in the United States. Their professional engagement is centered within the United States, aligning with IBM's operations in the country.

There are no recorded recent papers or publications attributed to Richard Louis Arndt. Furthermore, there is no available information on frequent co-authors, publication venues, book publications, or specific main fields and subfields of study. The absence of these details limits insight into their precise research focus and academic collaborations.

Similarly, there is no data regarding main topics of their work or recognition through awards. This suggests either limited publicly available records of their research outputs or a focus on contributions not captured through typical academic publications and awards databases.

Given the current data, Richard Louis Arndt's profile primarily reflects a professional association with IBM without additional detailed documentation of scholarly work, research themes, or related academic activities.

Best Publications

  • Apparatus, system and method for providing multiple logical channel adapters within a single physical channel adapter in a system area network

    Richard Louis Arndt;Bruce Leroy Beukema;David F. Craddock;Ronald Edward Fuhs

  • Infiniband general services queue pair virtualization for multiple logical ports on a single physical port

    Richard Louis Arndt;Bruce Leroy Beukema;David F. Craddock;Ronald Edward Fuhs

  • Infiniband multicast operation in an LPAR environment

    Richard Louis Arndt;Bruce Leroy Beukema;David F. Craddock;Ronald Edward Fuhs

  • System, method, and product in a logically partitioned system for prohibiting I/O adapters from accessing memory assigned to other partitions during DMA

    Richard Louis Arndt;Steven Mark Thurber

  • Recovery from data fetch errors in hypervisor code

    Richard Louis Arndt

  • Method and system for hardware enforcement of logical partitioning of a channel adapter's resources in a system area network

    Richard Arndt;Bruce Beukema;David Craddock;Ronald Fuhs

  • Virtualized I/O adapter for a multi-processor data processing system

    Richard Arndt;Patrick Buckland;Harvey Kiel;Renato Recio

  • Method and system for native virtualization on a partially trusted adapter using adapter bus, device and function number for identification

    Richard Arndt;Giora Biran;Patrick Buckland;Harvey Kiel

  • Transactional memory preemption mechanism

    Richard L. Arndt;Harold W. Cain;Bradly G. Frey;Cathy May

  • Association of memory access through protection attributes that are associated to an access control level on a pci adapter that supports virtualization

    Richard Louis Arndt;Giora Biran;Harvey Gene Kiel;Vadim Makhervaks

  • Association of host translations that are associated to an access control level on a PCI bridge that supports virtualization

    Richard Louis Arndt;Patrick Allen Buckland;Harvey Gene Kiel;Renato John Recio

  • DMA windowing in an LPAR environment using device arbitration level to allow multiple IOAs per terminal bridge

    Richard Louis Arndt;Danny Marvin Neal;Steven Mark Thurber

  • Interrupt mechanism on an IO adapter that supports virtualization

    Richard Louis Arndt;Giora Biran;Vadim Makhervaks;Renato John Recio

  • System and method for virtual adapter resource allocation matrix that defines the amount of resources of a physical I/O adapter

    Richard Louis Arndt;Giora Biran;Harvey Gene Kiel;Vadim Makhervaks

  • Method, system and program product for differentiating between virtual hosts on bus transactions and associating allowable memory access for an input/output adapter that supports virtualization

    Richard Louis Arndt;Giora Biran;Patrick Allen Buckland;Harvey Gene Kiel

  • Managing the sharing of logical resources among separate partitions of a logically partitioned computer system

    Richard Louis Arndt;Bruce G. Mealey;Steven Mark Thurber

  • System and method for virtual resource initialization on a physical adapter that supports virtual resources

    Richard Arndt;Giora Biran;Harvey Kiel;Vadim Makhervaks

  • Computer system error recovery and fault isolation

    Richard Louis Arndt;Danny Marvin Neal;Steven Mark Thurber

  • Method, apparatus, and computer program product for coordinating error reporting and reset utilizing an i/o adapter that supports virtualization

    Richard Louis Arndt;Patrick Allen Buckland;Harvey Gene Kiel;Renato John Recio

  • Advanced virtualization capabilities of POWER5 systems

    W. J. Armstrong;R. L. Arndt;D. C. Boutcher;R. G. Kovacs

Frequent Co-Authors

Renato J. Recio
Renato J. Recio IBM (United States)
Steven Mark Thurber
Steven Mark Thurber IBM (United States)
David Craddock
David Craddock IBM (United States)
Thomas A. Gregg
Thomas A. Gregg IBM (United States)
Gregory Francis Pfister
Gregory Francis Pfister IBM (United States)
Danny Marvin Neal
Danny Marvin Neal IBM (United States)
Derek Edward Williams
Derek Edward Williams IBM (United States)
Charles R. Lefurgy
Charles R. Lefurgy IBM (United States)
Balaram Sinharoy
Balaram Sinharoy IBM (United States)
Warren E. Maule
Warren E. Maule IBM (United States)

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