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- AMGCL: an efficient, flexible, and extensible algebraic multigrid implementation
- Implicit parallel time integrators
- An enhanced implicit viscosity ISPH method for simulating free-surface flow coupled with solid-liquid phase change
- Programming CUDA and OpenCL: a case study using modern C++ libraries
- Numerical wave basin using incompressible smoothed particle hydrodynamics (ISPH) on a single GPU with vertical cylinder test cases
- Imalytics Preclinical
- Extreme scale FMM-accelerated boundary integral equation solver for wave scattering
- A compute-bound formulation of Galerkin model reduction for linear time-invariant dynamical systems
- Memory-Efficient Sparse Matrix-Matrix Multiplication by Row Merging on Many-Core Architectures
- A portable OpenCL-based unstructured edge-based finite element Navier-Stokes solver on graphics hardware
- A harmonic -based conductivity reconstruction method in MREIT with influence of non-transversal current density
- tvmet
- COOLFluiD
- OpenCL
- Focused wave interaction with a partially-immersed rectangular box using 2-D incompressible SPH on a GPU comparing with experiment and linear theory
- CUSP
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- Thrust
- HOT
- PICIN
- clSpMV
- BCSLIB-EXT
- SCIRun2
- ViennaMesh
- ViennaX
- ViennaFEM
- ViennaMath
- ViennaGrid
- CU2CL
- SpGEMM
- Algorithm 548
- PermonCube
- DualSPHysics
- LAToolbox
- MatrixPro-GSS
- PermonFLLOP
- SaPGPU
- Algorithm 967
- Swan
- RMerge2
- RADIOSS
- FLLOP
- rslurm
- Copperhead
- GPU acceleration for FEM-based structural analysis
- A GPU-enabled finite volume solver for global magnetospheric simulations on unstructured grids
- Kubernetes
- Massively parallel solution of elastoplasticity problems with tens of millions of unknowns using permoncube and FLLOP packages
- Highly flexible and reusable finite element simulations with ViennaX
- Analysis of a splitting approach for the parallel solution of linear systems on GPU cards
- Pipelined iterative solvers with kernel fusion for graphics processing units
- Incompressible SPH (ISPH) with fast Poisson solver on a GPU
- Operator splitting and finite difference schemes for solving the EMI model
- High-performance processing of covariance matrices using GPU computations
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