Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
762504 Computers & Fluids 2011 11 Pages PDF
Abstract

We describe a parallel implementation of the tensor-product solver derived in Kvarving et al. (2010) [19] and Bjøntegaard et al. (2009) [6]. A combined distributed/shared memory model is chosen, since the flexibility allows us to map the algorithm better to the available resources. Since the approach requires special attention to load balancing, we also propose a scheme that resolves the challenges involved. Speedup results from test problems, as well as from real simulations, are presented and discussed. While the speedups are not perfect, we show that the new algorithms are more than competitive with a standard 3D approach parallelized using domain decomposition.

► Fast tensor-product methods for fluid flow in partially deformed geometries. ► Hybrid shared/distributed memory parallelization is chosen. ► Memory conservative method.

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