FiNE - Junior Research Group Fixed-Point Methods for Numerics at Exascale
With the explosive rise in hardware parallelism, running applications efficiently on modern high-performance computing systems requires a total redesign of the underlying numerical methods. This new paradigm must include implementations that focus on node-level parallelism, reduced global communication volume, and relaxed synchronization requirements. The Fixed-Point Methods for Numerics at Exascale (FiNE) research group aims to tackle these challenges head on by developing a new class of algorithms for extreme-scale computing.
| Name | Tel. | |
|---|---|---|
| Nayak, Pratik | +49 721 608-24495 | nayakOkd9∂kit edu |
| Ribizel, Tobias | ribizelLnm7∂kit edu | |
| 5 additional persons visible within KIT only. | ||
Further information of FiNE
Software Projects:
- The numerical linear algebra package Ginkgo
- The numerical linear algebra package MAGMA
- Multiprecision Focus Effort in the US Exascale Computing Project
Major Collaborations:
- Marc Baboulin, University of Paris-Sud
- Jack Dongarra, University of Tennessee
- Edmond Chow, Georgia Tech
- Jens Saak, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems
- Enrique S. Quintana-Ortí, University Jaime I
- Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
- Thomas Huckle, Technical University of Munich
- Gerhard Wellein, Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg
External website containing additional information.