Speaker
Björn Engquist
(KTH and the University of Austin)
Description
The goal of the lecture is to present the overarching
strategy of the full scientific computing process that
include the mathematical formulation of a problem, the
numerical algorithm with appropriate data structures
and the implementation on modern computer
architectures. We will discuss distributed computing for
different classes of algorithms. Examples are techniques
based on domain decomposition and the effect of
causality on parallel algorithms.
Primary authors
Björn Engqvist
(KTH and the University of Austin)
Elisabet Molin
(PDC - Center for High-Performance Computing)
