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SESSION: PARALLEL: Parallel Paradigms and Decompositions
EVENT TYPE: Education
TIME: 10:30AM - 12:00PM
SESSION CHAIR: Charles Peck
Presenter(s):Charlie Peck, Thomas Murphy, Daniel Ernst, Henry Neeman, Daniel Ernst
ROOM:WSCC 611/612/613/614
ABSTRACT: This session focuses on various kinds of parallelism, motivated by example application types. Topics include: Monte Carlo simulation to illustrate client-server (the concept of embarrassingly parallel or loosely coupled computing, Monte Carlo methods in lay terms, high energy physics as a motivating example, parallelization of Monte Carlo); N-body methods to illustrate task parallelism (N-body problems, 1-, 2- and 3-body problems, big-O notation for non-computer scientists, spatial vs temporal complexity, force calculations, parallelizing force calculations, data parallelism vs task parallelism, reductions, collective communications); transport problems to illustrate data parallelism (Riemann sums, mesh discretizations, finite difference method, Navier-Stokes equation, ghost boundary zones, data decomposition, Cartesian geometries, use of send/receive buffers).
Prerequisite: "MPI Collective Communication" session or equivalent.