Publication Date |
2000 |
Personal Author |
Canfield, T. R.; Chien, T. H.; Domanus, H. M.; Tentner, A. M.; Tzanos, C. P.; Valentin, R. A.; Weber, D. P. |
Page Count |
4 |
Abstract |
CHAD (Computational Hydrodynamics for Advanced Design) is a computer program that has been developed to analyze flows in automotive and defense applications. Extensive performance analysis of the CHAD computer program indicated a need to address cache memory use to increase computational performance. Several strategies have been adopted to achieve this goal: simultaneous solution of the coupled Navier-Stokes equations, data clustering, and data ordering. A coupled Newton-Krylov solver has been incorporated into a version of the CHAD program, resulting in consistent improvement in run times that varies from 50% to 200%. Further work will be required to tune the solver for optimal performance. In addition, experiments with data cluster and reordering indicate a potential for performance improvement. |
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Corporate Authors |
Argonne National Lab., IL.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC. |
Supplemental Notes |
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Document Type |
Conference Proceedings |
NTIS Issue Number |
200124 |
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