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ORCIDInternational Journal of High Performance Computing Applications, Volume 30
Volume 30, Number 1, February 2016
- Jack J. Dongarra, Michael A. Heroux, Piotr Luszczek:
High-performance conjugate-gradient benchmark: A new metric for ranking high-performance computing systems. 3-10 - Jongsoo Park, Mikhail Smelyanskiy, Karthikeyan Vaidyanathan, Alexander Heinecke, Dhiraj D. Kalamkar, Md. Mostofa Ali Patwary, Vadim O. Pirogov, Pradeep Dubey, Xing Liu
, Carlos Rosales, Cyril Mazauric, Christopher S. Daley:
Optimizations in a high-performance conjugate gradient benchmark for IA-based multi- and many-core processors. 11-27 - Everett H. Phillips, Massimiliano Fatica:
Performance analysis of the high-performance conjugate gradient benchmark on GPUs. 28-38
- Yiqung Liu, Chao Yang, Fangfang Liu, Xianyi Zhang, Yutong Lu, Yunfei Du, Canqun Yang, Min Xie, Xiangke Liao:
623 Tflop/s HPCG run on Tianhe-2: Leveraging millions of hybrid cores. 39-54 - Kiyoshi Kumahata, Kazuo Minami, Naoya Maruyama:
High-performance conjugate gradient performance improvement on the K computer. 55-70 - Toshitaka Baba, Kazuto Ando, Daisuke Matsuoka, Mamoru Hyodo, Takane Hori, Narumi Takahashi, Ryoko Obayashi, Yoshiyuki Imato, Dai Kitamura, Hitoshi Uehara, Toshihiro Kato, Ryotaro Saka:
Large-scale, high-speed tsunami prediction for the Great Nankai Trough Earthquake on the K computer. 71-84 - Edmond Chow, Xing Liu, Sanchit Misra, Marat Dukhan, Mikhail Smelyanskiy, Jeff R. Hammond, Yunfei Du, Xiangke Liao, Pradeep Dubey:
Scaling up Hartree-Fock calculations on Tianhe-2. 85-102 - Dahai Guo, William Gropp, Luke N. Olson:
A hybrid format for better performance of sparse matrix-vector multiplication on a GPU. 103-120 - Patrick M. Widener, Scott Levy, Kurt B. Ferreira, Torsten Hoefler:
On noise and the performance benefit of nonblocking collectives. 121-133
Volume 30, Number 2, May 2016
- Jirí Jaros, Alistair P. Rendell, Bradley E. Treeby:
Full-wave nonlinear ultrasound simulation on distributed clusters with applications in high-intensity focused ultrasound. 137-155 - Xinqiang Miao, Xianlong Jin, Junhong Ding:
Improving the parallel efficiency of large-scale structural dynamic analysis using a hierarchical approach. 156-168 - Bozhong Liu, Weidong Qiu, Lin Jiang, Zheng Gong:
Software pipelining for graphic processing unit acceleration: Partition, scheduling and granularity. 169-185 - Rone Kwei Lim, J. William Pro, Matthew R. Begley, Marcel Utz, Linda R. Petzold:
High-performance simulation of fracture in idealized 'brick and mortar' composites using adaptive Monte Carlo minimization on the GPU. 186-199 - Hoang-Vu Dang, Bertil Schmidt, Andreas Hildebrandt, Tuan Tu Tran, Anna Katharina Hildebrandt:
CUDA-enabled hierarchical ward clustering of protein structures based on the nearest neighbour chain algorithm. 200-211 - Tanzima Z. Islam, Kathryn M. Mohror, Martin Schulz:
Exploring the MPI tool information interface: features and capabilities. 212-222 - Bruce Palmer, William A. Perkins, Yousu Chen, Shuangshuang Jin, David Callahan, Kevin Glass, Ruisheng Diao, Mark Rice, Stephen T. Elbert, Mallikarjuna Vallem, Zhenyu Huang:
GridPACKTM: A framework for developing power grid simulations on high-performance computing platforms. 223-240 - Teng Wang, Kevin Vasko, Zhuo Liu, Hui Chen, Weikuan Yu:
Enhance parallel input/output with cross-bundle aggregation. 241-256
Volume 30, Number 3, August 2016
- Yi Liu, Xiongzi Ge, David Hung-Chang Du, Xiaoxia Huang:
Par-BF: A parallel partitioned Bloom filter for dynamic data sets. 259-275 - Adnan Ozsoy:
An efficient parallelization of longest prefix match and application on data compression. 276-289 - Daniele Pianu, Roberto Nerino, Claudia Ferraris, Antonio Chimienti:
A novel approach to train random forests on GPU for computer vision applications using local features. 290-304 - Ignacio Laguna, David F. Richards, Todd Gamblin, Martin Schulz, Bronis R. de Supinski, Kathryn M. Mohror, Howard Pritchard:
Evaluating and extending user-level fault tolerance in MPI applications. 305-319 - Matthew Otten, Jing Gong, Azamat Mametjanov, Aaron Vose, John M. Levesque, Paul F. Fischer, Misun Min:
An MPI/OpenACC implementation of a high-order electromagnetics solver with GPUDirect communication. 320-334 - Md. Mohsin Ali, Peter E. Strazdins, Brendan Harding, Markus Hegland:
Complex scientific applications made fault-tolerant with the sparse grid combination technique. 335-359 - William Boyd, Andrew R. Siegel, Shuo He, Benoit Forget, Kord Smith:
Parallel performance results for the OpenMOC neutron transport code on multicore platforms. 360-375
Volume 30, Number 4, November 2016
- Zsolt Horváth, Rui A. P. Perdigão, Jürgen Waser, Daniel Cornel, Artem Konev, Günter Blöschl:
Kepler shuffle for real-world flood simulations on GPUs. 379-395 - Shuibing He, Yan Liu, Yang Wang, Xian-He Sun, Chuanhe Huang:
Enhancing hybrid parallel file system through performance and space-aware data layout. 396-410 - Seiji Tsuboi, Kazuto Ando, Takayuki Miyoshi, Daniel Peter, Dimitri Komatitsch, Jeroen Tromp:
A 1.8 trillion degrees-of-freedom, 1.24 petaflops global seismic wave simulation on the K computer. 411-422 - Huda Ibeid, Rio Yokota, David E. Keyes:
A performance model for the communication in fast multipole methods on high-performance computing platforms. 423-437 - Pavol Bauer, Stefan Engblom, Stefan Widgren:
Fast event-based epidemiological simulations on national scales. 438-453 - Kazuto Ando, Mamoru Hyodo, Toshitaka Baba, Takane Hori, Toshihiro Kato, Masaru Watanabe, Shin'ichi Ichikawa, Hisakuni Kitahara, Hitoshi Uehara, Hikaru Inoue:
Parallel-algorithm extension for tsunami and earthquake-cycle simulators for massively parallel execution on the K computer. 454-468 - Alejandro Calderón, Alberto García Fernández, Félix García Carballeira, Jesús Carretero, Javier Fernández:
Improving performance using computational compression through memoization: A case study using a railway power consumption simulator. 469-485 - Jonathan Y. Kemal, Roger L. Davis, John D. Owens:
Multidisciplinary simulation acceleration using multiple shared memory graphical processing units. 486-508
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