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Scalable implicit finite element solver for massively parallel processing with demonstration to 160K cores
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Numerical AnalysisCluster ComputingEngineeringComputer ArchitectureParallel ImplementationGeometry GenerationComputer-aided DesignComputational MechanicsMesh OptimizationParallel SoftwareImplicit MethodsModeling And SimulationParallel ComputingComputational GeometryGeometric ModelingMassively-parallel ComputingStrong ScalabilityDramatic CompressionComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceUnstructured Mesh GenerationNatural SciencesParallel ProcessingMesh ReductionParallel ProgrammingData-level Parallelism
Implicit methods for partial differential equations using unstructured meshes allow for an efficient solution strategy for many real-world problems (e.g., simulation-based virtual surgical planning). Scalable solvers employing these methods not only enable solution of extremely-large practical problems but also lead to dramatic compression in time-to-solution. We present a parallelization paradigm and associated procedures that enable our implicit, unstructured flow-solver to achieve strong scalability.
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