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A Non Overlapping Parallel Domain Decomposition Method Applied to The Simplified Transport Equations

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m.-barrault
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A NUMA Aware Scheduler for a Parallel Sparse Direct Solver

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m.-faverge
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Numerical simulation of tokamak plasmas

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r.-abgrall
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A domain decomposition method applied to the simplified transport equations

The simulation of the neutron transport inside a nuclear reactor leads to the computation of the lowest eigen pair of a simplified transport operator. Whereas the sequential …

m.-barrault
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Tunable parallel experiments in a GridRPC framework: application to linear solvers

The use of scientific computing centers becomes more and more difficult on modern parallel architectures. Users must face a large variety of batch systems (with their own specific …

y.-caniou
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Toward an International Sparse Linear Algebra Expert System by Interconnecting the ITBL Computational Grid with the Grid-TLSE Platform

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n.-kushida
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Non-Linear MHD code developement for ELM simulations

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g.-huysmans
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A NUMA Aware Scheduler for a Parallel Sparse Direct Solver

Over the past few years, parallel sparse direct solvers made significant progress and are now able to solve efficiently industrial three-dimensional problems with several millions …

m.-faverge
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A Domain Decomposition Method Applied to Large Eigenvalue Problems in Neutron Physics

The simulation of the neutron transport inside a nuclear reactor leads to the computation of the lowest eigen pair of a simplified transport operator. This computation is done by a …

m.-barrault
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Dynamic Scheduling for sparse direct Solver on NUMA architectures

Over the past few years, parallel sparse direct solvers made significant progress and are now able to efficiently work on problems with several millions of equations. This paper …

m.-faverge
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