A Fast GPU-accelerated Mixed-precision Strategy for Fully NonlinearWater Wave Computations

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We present performance results of a mixed-precision strategy developed to improve a recently developed massively parallel GPU-accelerated tool for fast and scalable simulation of unsteady fully nonlinear free surface water waves over uneven depths (Engsig-Karup et.al. 2011). The underlying wave model is based on a potential flow formulation, which requires efficient solution of a Laplace problem at large-scales. We report recent results on a new mixed-precision strategy for efficient iterative high-order accurate and scalable solution of the Laplace problem using a multigrid-preconditioned defect correction method. The improved strategy improves the performance by exploiting architectural features of modern GPUs for mixed precision computations and is tested in a recently developed generic library for fast prototyping of PDE solvers. The new wave tool is applicable to solve and analyze large-scale wave problems in coastal and offshore engineering.
Original languageEnglish
TitleProceedings of ENUMATH 2011
Number of pages8
PublisherUniversity of Leicester
Publication date2011
StatePublished

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ConferenceENUMATH 2012
CountryUnited Kingdom
CityLeicester
Period05-09-1209-09-12
Internet addresshttp://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/mathematics/research/enumath2011

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