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Mapping the FDTD Application to Many-Core Chip Architectures

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Mapping the FDTD Application to Many-Core Chip Architectures

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—This paper reports a study of mapping the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) application to the IBM Cyclops64 (C64) many-core chip architecture [1]. C64 is chosen for this study as it represents the current trend in computer architecture to develop a class of many-core architectures with distinct features e.g. software manageable on-chip memory hierarchy (vs. a hardware-managed data cache), high on-chip bandwidth, ﬁne grain multithreading and synchronization, among others. Major results of our study include:

Daniel Orozco, Guang R. Gao

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Added	23 May 2010
Updated	23 May 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2009
Where	ICPP
Authors	Daniel Orozco, Guang R. Gao

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