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Operational Stewardship Program Development and ExecutionLawrence Livermore National Laboratory - ABSTRACT #16353
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Data Abstraction and Organization in Multiphysics Codes
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Progress on Manycore Multiphysics Simulation in Albany using the Kokkos Portable Hardware Abstraction Library.
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Software-defined network abstractions and configuration interfaces for building programmable quantum networks
Well-defined and stable quantum networks are essential to realize functional quantum applications. Quantum networks are complex and must use both quantum and classical channels to support quantum applications like QKD, teleportation, and superdense coding. In particular, the no-cloning theorem prevents the reliable copying of quantum signals such that the quantum and classical channels must be highly coordinated using robust and extensible methods. We develop new network abstractions and interfaces for building programmable quantum networks. Our approach leverages new OpenFlow data structures and table type patterns to build programmable quantum networks and to support quantum applications.
OS/Runtime Abstractions and Interfaces for Managing the Memory Hierarchy.
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Modeling Abstractions and Automatic Discretization Frameworks for Optimization Problems with Differential Equations in Pyomo.
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Tiling as a Durable Abstraction for Parallelism and Data Locality
Tiling is a useful loop transformation for expressing parallelism and data locality. Automated tiling transformations that preserve data-locality are increasingly important due to hardware trends towards massive parallelism and the increasing costs of data movement relative to the cost of computing. We propose TiDA as a durable tiling abstraction that centralizes parameterized tiling information within array data types with minimal changes to the source code. The data layout information can be used by the compiler and runtime to automatically manage parallelism, optimize data locality, and schedule tasks intelligently. In this study, we present the design features and early interface of TiDA along with some preliminary results.
Interpreting Galilean Invariant Vector Field Analysis via Extended Robustness: Extended Abstract
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Rapid abstract perception to enable tactical unmanned system operations.
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Rapid abstract perception to enable tactical unmanned system operations.
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Status of the DARMA Asynchronous Many Task Abstraction Layer.
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Data Visualization Saliency Model: A Tool for Evaluating Abstract Data Visualizations Supplemental Materials.
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Effects of Task on Eye Movements During Comprehension of Abstract Data Visualizations.
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