Titlebook: High Performance Computing in Fluid Dynamics; Proceedings of the S P. Wesseling Conference proceedings 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996

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P. H. Michielsehology of heart. Today, thanks to the development of advanced wearable devices, it is possible to track patient conditions outside hospital setting for several days. In such a context, the low power consumption becomes one of the crucial challenges in the development of wearable systems. In this pap

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Programming Aspects and Algorithms for Vector- and Parallel Computers,ing the hardware such that the clock cycle time decreases. With current computer technology the limit of what physically can be achieved is being approximated. As a consequence an increase of computing power with an order of magnitude is not to be expected anymore from this approach.

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Porting Industrial Codes on High-Performance Computers,rocessors (shared memory, virtual shared memory, distributed memory multiprocessors, and networks of computers). We especially address distributed/heterogeneous computing on multiprocessors and networks of computers using the PVM programming environment..We illustrate this by using examples from our

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Data-Parallel Solution of the Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations,ons: direct numerical simulation of turbulent flow (Sections 2 – 6 ) and sloshing of incompressible liquid inside moving containers (Section 7). The overlap of the two applications is fairly large. Among others, in both applications a finite-volume method is used, the velocities and pressures are de

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High Performance Computing: Trends and Expectations,ized by observing historical data, this paper contains quite some information on past and current developments in HPC. Using these data, we try to give some insight in to-be-expected hardware and software. All aspects that together constitute HPC will be discussed: processors, memory, architectures,

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C. Lacorementation of an Advanced Encryption Standard—Cipher-based Message Authentication Code (AES-CMAC) core on space-grade FPGAs, that is compliant with the latest CSSDS security standards and outperforms the state-of-the-art in terms of resource efficiency.