Scientific computing: Code alert

Intelligent Scientific Computing

I will describe what the scientific computing process is (should be?) when it is carried out by humans and indicate where symbolic and artificial intelligence methods can be used to significantly improve the process.

Lessons in Scientific Computing

Low-Power Scientific Computing

Introduction: Scientists and mathematicians are increasingly realizing the computational benefits of using modern, multi-core architectures. In response to this, manufacturers of traditional desktop graphics-processing units (GPUs) have evolved their architectures to create desktop and server GPGPUs (General Purpose Graphics Processing Units). These GPGPUs are quickly becoming the platform of c...

: Scientific Parallel Computing

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Chemnitz Scientific Computing Preprints

In this document we review the status of existing techniques for non-linear model order reduction by investigating how well these techniques perform for typical industrial needs. In particular the TPWL-method (Trajectory Piecewise Linear-method) and the POD-approach (Proper Orthogonal Decomposion) is taken under consideration. We address several questions that are (closely) related to both the ...