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Accelerating High-Order Finite Element Simulations At Extreme Scale with FP64 Tensor Cores

Camier, John [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Kolev, Tzanio [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Dobrev, Veselin [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory]·Ghattas, Omar·Henneking, Stefan·Tu, Jiqun·Karlin, Ian
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Camier, John [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Kolev, Tzanio [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Dobrev, Veselin [Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory], Ghattas, Omar, Henneking, Stefan, Tu, Jiqun, Karlin, Ian. 2026-07-28. Accelerating High-Order Finite Element Simulations At Extreme Scale with FP64 Tensor Cores. https://doi.org/10.2172/3389454

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