FP64 tensor cores accelerate high-order finite-element kernels in MFEM by up to 2x with 83% energy gains and near-perfect weak scaling on exascale hardware.
Fast and scalable FFT-based GPU-accelerated algorithms for block-triangular Toeplitz matrices with application to linear inverse problems governed by autonomous dynamical systems
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A reformulation of Bayesian OED as dense matrix subset selection plus a pipelined Schur-complement greedy algorithm on hundreds of GPUs enables optimization of 175-sensor networks for billion-degree-of-freedom tsunami models with near-perfect scaling.
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Accelerating High-Order Finite Element Simulations at Extreme Scale with FP64 Tensor Cores
FP64 tensor cores accelerate high-order finite-element kernels in MFEM by up to 2x with 83% energy gains and near-perfect weak scaling on exascale hardware.
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Sensor Placement for Tsunami Early Warning via Large-Scale Bayesian Optimal Experimental Design
A reformulation of Bayesian OED as dense matrix subset selection plus a pipelined Schur-complement greedy algorithm on hundreds of GPUs enables optimization of 175-sensor networks for billion-degree-of-freedom tsunami models with near-perfect scaling.