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This research project aims at the development, analysis and software implementation of mathematical models for multiscale applications on hybrid architectures. Large scale multiscale applications are indeed within reach with the emerging computing infrastructures, but they require accurate and robust multiscale numerical methods that take into account these new architectures. This is very challenging as current software were not designed for these methods and architectures. As a matter of fact, scientists and engineers need to manage
This research project aims at the development, analysis and software implementation of mathematical models for multiscale applications on hybrid architectures. Large scale multiscale applications are indeed within reach with the emerging computing infrastructures, but they require accurate and robust multiscale numerical methods that take into account these new architectures. This is very challenging as current software were not designed for these methods and architectures. As a matter of fact, scientists and engineers need to manage
- the complexity of the underlying multiscale models, usually expressed in terms of a partial differential equation (PDE) system completed with algebraic closure laws,
- the complexity of numerical methods used to solve the PDE systems, and finally
- the complexity of the low level computer science services required to have efficient software on modern hybrid hardware (e.g. multicore CPU/GPU).
Project ObjectivesThe HAMM project objectives are to provide
Project FundingThis project is funded by the french national research agency (ANR). The ANR funds in particular
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