Rich is back from the University of Vienna, where he had the great fortune to serve as an external referee on Hana Strakova’s PhD dissertation committee. Hana was a Fall 2011 intern in our lab; her primary thesis advisor is Wilfried Gansterer. Her thesis breaks new ground in the development of resilient and asynchronous numerical linear algebra algorithms for highly unreliable systems, using so-called “gossiping” techniques: “Truly distributed approaches to orthogonalization and orthogonal iteration on the basis of gossip algorithms.” Naturally, she passed with flying colors. Congratulations!
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The HPC Garage at Georgia Tech studies high-performance computing. Our work spans parallel algorithms, programming models, performance analysis, automated tuning (autotuning), and debugging. We target applications in computational science and engineering (CSE), which include computer-based simulations of natural and engineered systems and analysis of massive data sets. -
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- PMAA’14 July 14, 2014
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- SIAM PP14 February 18, 2014
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- VAPLS @ IEEE VIS’13 October 15, 2013
- Dagstuhl 13401 October 1, 2013
- Yeppp! 1.0 is live September 20, 2013
- ModSim’13 September 18, 2013
- Hana’s PhD Defense September 16, 2013
- PPAM’13 September 9, 2013
- Peach-Py at the BLIS Retreat September 6, 2013
- Hot Chips ’13 August 26, 2013