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Matthieu Schaller
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Added the EASC 2015 talk to the list of talks.
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@@ -78,6 +78,16 @@ cards:
-
href
:
"
https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.02738"
name
:
Paper
-
meeting
:
EASC conference
2015
location
:
Edinburgh, UK
date
:
April
2015
title
:
"
SWIFT:
task-based
hydrodynamics
and
gravity
for
cosmological
simulations"
author
:
Tom Theuns
abstract
:
"
Simulations
of
galaxy
formation
follow
the
gravitational
and
hydrodynamical
interactions
between
gas,
stars
and
dark
matter
through
cosmic
time.
The
huge
dynamic
range
of
such
calculations
severely
limits
strong
scaling
behaviour
of
the
community
codes
in
use,
with
load-imbalance,
cache
inefficiencies
and
poor
vectorisation
limiting
performance.
The
new
swift
code
exploits
task-based
parallelism
designed
for
many-core
compute
nodes
interacting
via
MPI
using
asynchronous
communication
to
improve
speed
and
scaling.
A
graph-based
domain
decomposition
schedules
interdependent
tasks
over
available
resources.
Strong
scaling
tests
on
realistic
particle
distributions
yield
excellent
parallel
efficiency,
and
efficient
cache
usage
provides
a
large
speed-up
compared
to
current
codes
even
on
a
single
core.
SWIFT
is
designed
to
be
easy
to
use
by
shielding
the
astronomer
from
computational
details
such
as
the
construction
of
the
tasks
or
MPI
communication.
The
techniques
and
algorithms
used
in
SWIFT
may
benefit
other
computational
physics
areas
as
well,
for
example
that
of
compressible
hydrodynamics."
links
:
-
href
:
"
https://arxiv.org/abs/1508.00115"
name
:
Paper
-
meeting
:
Exascale Computing in Astrophysics
location
:
Ascona, Switzerland
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@@ -87,3 +97,6 @@ cards:
links
:
-
href
:
"
Ascona_2013.pdf"
name
:
Slides
-
href
:
"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q5GIG9HVJY"
name
:
Talk Movie
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