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SUMMARY:AP2E - ACM Papers: GPU-Accelerated Methods
DESCRIPTION:Access the recording\n\nGPU Halo Replay: Lossless Twin Simulat
 ions for Flexible In Situ Analysis of Stencil-Based Solvers\n\nWe introduc
 e GPU Halo Replay, a solver‐aware in situ framework for stencil‐based appl
 ications that creates a lossless simulation "twin" for advanced visualizat
 ion and analysis. By decoupling analysis from the primary simulation and d
 elegating it to dedicated twin simulations, GPU Halo Re...\n\n\nAyman Yous
 ef, Aristotle Martin, and Amanda Randles (Duke University)\n--------------
 -------\nAccelerate Radiative Transfer Simulations for the Cosmic Epoch of
  Reionisation\n\nThe most time-consuming part of radiative transfer cosmol
 ogical simulations for the Epoch of Reionisation is the ray-tracing algori
 thm. This involves computing the hydrogen column density along the path of
  the ionising photons. In this work, we present an updated version of pyC2
 Ray, a massively para...\n\n\nMichele Bianco and Tommaso Boschi (ETH Zuric
 h), Christopher Bignamini (ETH Zurich / CSCS), Osman Seckin Simsek (Univer
 sity of Basel), Sebastian Keller (ETH Zurich / CSCS), Florina M. Ciorba (U
 niversity of Basel), Yves Revaz (EPFL), and Alexandre Refregier (ETH Zuric
 h)\n---------------------\nAccelerating Electrostatically-Embedded Fragmen
 tation Methods using Graphics Processing Units\n\nPredicting the physicoch
 emical properties of large molecular systems requires quantum chemistry me
 thods that are both accurate and computationally scalable. Electrostatical
 ly embedded fragmentation approaches, such as the Fragment Molecular Orbit
 al(FMO)method, have been highly successful in extendin...\n\n\nFazeleh Kaz
 emian (The Monash University, The Australian National University); Jorge G
 alvez-Vallejo (The Australian National University); and Giuseppe Barca (Th
 e Monash University, The Australian National University)\n\nDomain: Chemis
 try and Materials, Engineering, Physics\n\nSession Chair: Stanislaw Ostyk-
 Narbutt (Politecnico di Milano)
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