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Bitwise Reproducible task execution on unstructured mesh applications

Siklósi et al., 2020

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7520105338574618993
Author
Siklósi B
Reguly I
Mudalige G
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2020 20th IEEE/ACM international symposium on cluster, cloud and Internet computing (CCGRID)

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Many mesh applications use floating point arithmetic which do not necessarily hold the associative laws of algebra. This could cause the application to become unreproducible. In this paper we present some work on generating a method for unstructured mesh …
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