Abstract. Sparse matrix factorization is a critical step for the circuit simulation problem, since it is time consuming and computed repeatedly in the flow of cir-cuit simulation. To accelerate the factorization of sparse matrices, a parallel CPU+FPGA based architecture is proposed in this paper. While the pre-processing of the matrix is implemented on CPU, the parallelism of numeric factorization is explored by processing several columns of the sparse matrix si-multaneously on a set of processing elements (PE) in FPGA. To cater for the requirements of circuit simulation, we also modified the Gilbert/Peierls (G/P) algorithm and considered the scalability of our architecture. Experimental re-sults on circuit matrices from the University of F...
Solution for network equations is frequently encountered by power system researchers. With the incre...
The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a computationally intensive scientific and engineering analysis t...
Direct sparse solvers are traditionally known to be robust, yet difficult to parallelize. In the con...
Abstract. Sparse matrix factorization is a critical step for the circuit simulation problem, since i...
As part of our effort to parallelise SPICE simulations over multiple FPGAs, we present a parallel FP...
Fine-grained dataflow processing of sparse matrix-solve computation (Ax = b) in the SPICE circuit si...
Sparse-matrix solution is a dominant part of execution time in simulating VLSI circuits by a detaile...
Fine-grained dataflow processing of sparse Matrix-Solve computation (A~x = ~b) in the SPICE circuit ...
Abstract—SPICE is widely used for transistor-level circuit simulation. However, with the growing com...
SPICE, from the University of California, at Berkeley, is the de facto world standard for circuit si...
The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a computationally intensive scientific and engineering analysis t...
This book describes algorithmic methods and parallelization techniques to design a parallel sparse d...
The design and implementation of a sparse matrix-matrix multiplication architecture on FPGAs is pres...
Sparse solver has become the bottleneck of SPICE simulators. There has been few work on GPU-based sp...
Cholesky factorization is a fundamental problem in most engineering and science computation applicat...
Solution for network equations is frequently encountered by power system researchers. With the incre...
The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a computationally intensive scientific and engineering analysis t...
Direct sparse solvers are traditionally known to be robust, yet difficult to parallelize. In the con...
Abstract. Sparse matrix factorization is a critical step for the circuit simulation problem, since i...
As part of our effort to parallelise SPICE simulations over multiple FPGAs, we present a parallel FP...
Fine-grained dataflow processing of sparse matrix-solve computation (Ax = b) in the SPICE circuit si...
Sparse-matrix solution is a dominant part of execution time in simulating VLSI circuits by a detaile...
Fine-grained dataflow processing of sparse Matrix-Solve computation (A~x = ~b) in the SPICE circuit ...
Abstract—SPICE is widely used for transistor-level circuit simulation. However, with the growing com...
SPICE, from the University of California, at Berkeley, is the de facto world standard for circuit si...
The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a computationally intensive scientific and engineering analysis t...
This book describes algorithmic methods and parallelization techniques to design a parallel sparse d...
The design and implementation of a sparse matrix-matrix multiplication architecture on FPGAs is pres...
Sparse solver has become the bottleneck of SPICE simulators. There has been few work on GPU-based sp...
Cholesky factorization is a fundamental problem in most engineering and science computation applicat...
Solution for network equations is frequently encountered by power system researchers. With the incre...
The Finite Element Method (FEM) is a computationally intensive scientific and engineering analysis t...
Direct sparse solvers are traditionally known to be robust, yet difficult to parallelize. In the con...