Towards an Exascale Implementation of an Adaptive Sparse Grid Discretization (ASGarD).
ORAL
Abstract
The development, implementation details, and progress of an exascale targeted continuum solver for the high-dimensional PDEs of relevance to fusion will be presented. The Adaptive Sparse Grid Discretization (ASGarD) software project combines novel methods from the applied math community with performance portable computer science efforts to enable the extreme numbers of degrees of freedom required to simulate the high dimensional PDEs in a noise free manner. We will discuss the project workflow whereby domain scientists, applied mathematicians, computer scientists, software engineers, and vendors are contributing to building an exascale enabled tool in a maintainable manner. Application of ASGarD to several standard plasma physics benchmark problems, as well as progress on specific physics use cases will also be presented.
–
Authors
-
David Green
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge Natl Lab, ORNL
-
Graham Lopez
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
-
Mu Lin
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
-
Ed D'Azevedo
ORNL, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
-
Wael Elwasif
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
-
Tyler McDaniel
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
-
Timothy Younkin
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
-
Adam McDaniel
South Doyle High School, Knoxville, Tennessee
-
Sebastian De Pascuale
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
-
Diego del-Castillo-Negrete
Oak Ridge National Laboratory