A survey of nine QHPC stacks identifies common patterns and proposes the openQSE reference architecture to unify interfaces for interoperability in quantum-HPC environments.
Title resolution pending
5 Pith papers cite this work. Polarity classification is still indexing.
5
Pith papers citing it
citation-role summary
background 1
citation-polarity summary
roles
background 1polarities
background 1representative citing papers
A new solver combines MGRIT parallel-in-time stepping, sparse-grid combination technique, and space-filling-curve domain decomposition to produce an embarrassingly parallel method for parabolic PDEs up to six dimensions.
A hands-on Raspberry Pi cluster course with student-chosen topics successfully delivered HPC fundamentals to engineering undergraduates and supplied full reproduction details plus methodology evaluation.
A QDMI-based adapter for IQM quantum hardware enables reusable integration with Slurm and Qiskit in HPC centers, with open-source code provided.
NBI-Slurm delivers a Perl-based interface to SLURM with job-viewing TUIs, bioinformatic tool wrappers, and an eco mode that automatically shifts flexible jobs to low-energy periods.
citing papers explorer
-
Quantum-HPC Software Stacks and the openQSE Reference Architecture: A Survey
A survey of nine QHPC stacks identifies common patterns and proposes the openQSE reference architecture to unify interfaces for interoperability in quantum-HPC environments.
-
A Parallel-in-Time Combination Method for Parabolic Problems
A new solver combines MGRIT parallel-in-time stepping, sparse-grid combination technique, and space-filling-curve domain decomposition to produce an embarrassingly parallel method for parabolic PDEs up to six dimensions.
-
Leveraging Teaching on Demand: Approaching HPC to Undergrads
A hands-on Raspberry Pi cluster course with student-chosen topics successfully delivered HPC fundamentals to engineering undergraduates and supplied full reproduction details plus methodology evaluation.
-
Practical HPCQC Integration with QDMI: A Real-Hardware Case Study with IQM Systems
A QDMI-based adapter for IQM quantum hardware enables reusable integration with Slurm and Qiskit in HPC centers, with open-source code provided.
-
NBI-Slurm: Simplified submission of Slurm jobs with energy saving mode
NBI-Slurm delivers a Perl-based interface to SLURM with job-viewing TUIs, bioinformatic tool wrappers, and an eco mode that automatically shifts flexible jobs to low-energy periods.