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Jacobian-free Newton-Krylov methods with GPU acceleration for computing nonlinear ship wave patterns

R. Pethiyagoda, S. W. McCue, T. J. Moroney, J. M. Back

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Tags: Algorithms, CUDA, Fluid dynamics, nVidia, nVidia Tesla M2090, Partial differential equations, PDEs

March 27, 2014 by hgpu

GPU-Smash: Compression abstraction library

A Parallel Compression Pipeline for Improving GPU Virtualization Data Transfers

Owl: Differential-based Side-Channel Leakage Detection for CUDA Applications

Owl: Differential-based Side-Channel Leakage Detection for CUDA Applications

pSTL-Bench: Micro-benchmark suite designed to evaluate the scalability and efficiency of parallel C++ STL implementations

Exploring Scalability in C++ Parallel STL Implementations

Noarr Structures

Abstractions for C++ code optimizations in parallel high-performance applications

$3D-fractal-generators$

3D-fractal-generators

Double-Precision Floating-Point Data Visualizations Using Vulkan API

SyncPerformance

Characterizing CUDA and OpenMP Synchronization Primitives

VerCors: a verification toolset for verifying parallel and concurrent software

The VerCors Verifier: A Progress Report

HiCCL: A hierarchical collective communications library with portable optimizations

HiCCL: A Hierarchical Collective Communication Library

GRAFX: An Open-Source Library for Audio Processing Graphs in PyTorch

GRAFX: An Open-Source Library for Audio Processing Graphs in PyTorch

In-browser Inference Measurement

Anatomizing Deep Learning Inference in Web Browsers

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