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UID:isc_hpc_ISC High Performance 2018_sess144_proj127@linklings.com
SUMMARY:(PP20) ESSEX-II: Equipping Sparse Solvers for Exascale
DESCRIPTION:Project Poster\n\n(PP20) ESSEX-II: Equipping Sparse Solvers fo
 r Exascale\n\nWellein, Basermann, Fehske, Hager, Lang...\n\nThe ESSEX proj
 ect is funded by the German DFG priority programme 1648 “Software for Exas
 cale Computing” (SPPEXA). In 2016 it has entered is second funding phase, 
 ESSEX-II.\n\nESSEX investigates programming concepts and numerical algorit
 hms for scalable, efficient and robust iterative sparse matrix application
 s on exascale systems. Starting with successful blueprints and prototype s
 olutions identified in ESSEX-I, the second phase project ESSEX-II aims at 
 delivering a collection of broadly usable and scalable sparse eigenvalue s
 olvers with high hardware efficiency for the computer architectures to com
 e. ESSEX-II is now entering its third year, and we are working towards pro
 viding efficient and easily usable software components:\n\n- GHOST, the Ge
 neral Hybrid Optimized Sparse Toolkit, a collection of highly parallel spa
 rse linear algebra building blocks. Heterogeneous parallelism among CPUs, 
 GPUs, and Xeon Phi ist fully supported. (Released)\n\n- PHIST, the Pipelin
 ed Hybrid-Parallel Iterative Solver Toolkit. It provides general-purpose b
 lock Jacobi-Davidson Eigensolvers, Krylov methods, and a preconditioning i
 nterface. C, C++, Fortran 2003 and Python bindings are available, as well 
 as mutiple backends (including GHOST). (Released)\n\n- CRAFT, the Checkpoi
 nt/Restart and Automatic Fault Tolerance Library. It allows to efficiently
  add C/R and AFT functionality to C++ programs and supports shrinking and 
 non-shrinking recovery as well as fully asynchronous checkpointing. (Relea
 sed)\n\n- RACE, the Recursive Adaptive Coloring Engine, provides efficient
  block multicoloring with performance superior to existing libraries. (Rel
 ease in 2018 planned)\n\n- ScaMaC, the Scalable Matrix Collection, allows 
 the parallel generation of large sparse matrices from diverse applications
  fields in Quantum Physics. (Release in 2018 planned)\n\nPasses: Conferenc
 e Pass, Exhibition Pass, Extreme-Scale Computing, Heterogeneous Systems, M
 ath Library Design, Parallel Algorithms, Parallel Applications\n\nTag: Con
 ference Pass, Exhibition Pass, Extreme-Scale Computing, Heterogeneous Syst
 ems, Math Library Design, Parallel Algorithms, Parallel Applications
URL:https://2018.isc-program.com/presentation/?id=proj127&sess=sess144
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