Introduces PIN priority queue and neighbor-aware tree operations claiming 32 million order messages per second on one CPU core for trading matching engines.
Validity of the single processor approach to achieving large scale computing capabilities
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SPEC CPU 2026 presents a new benchmark suite using open-source apps, expanded multithreading, and Rolling-Round-Robin Rate to address gaps in evaluating heterogeneous multiprogrammed CPU performance.
H-AdResS simulations of interfaces require Langevin thermostatting and careful electrostatic treatment; Nose-Hoover and short-range DSF models produce artifacts, and bonded-degree-of-freedom interpolation cannot be added to the Hamiltonian.
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The World's Fastest Matching Engine Algorithm
Introduces PIN priority queue and neighbor-aware tree operations claiming 32 million order messages per second on one CPU core for trading matching engines.
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SPEC CPU: The Next Generation
SPEC CPU 2026 presents a new benchmark suite using open-source apps, expanded multithreading, and Rolling-Round-Robin Rate to address gaps in evaluating heterogeneous multiprogrammed CPU performance.
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Bottlenecks in Hamiltonian-Adaptive Resolution Simulation Method for Modeling Interfaces
H-AdResS simulations of interfaces require Langevin thermostatting and careful electrostatic treatment; Nose-Hoover and short-range DSF models produce artifacts, and bonded-degree-of-freedom interpolation cannot be added to the Hamiltonian.