Abstract — Most Monte Carlo simulations can be parallelized, or at least easily distributed. However, the parallelization of such programs is not mainstream. In this paper, we propose good practices to distribute a Monte Carlo simulation for computed tomography. We apply this to large edifices (such as volcanoes or pyramids) and give a particular focus on performances. The work included first the optimization of an existing sequential prototype and second the use of reliable parallel random streams. The optimized parallel version runs on a Symmetric Multi-Processor (SMP) and shows a fine and scalable speedup. The cumulated optimizations (sequential and parallel) enabled a speedup of 400X on a 32 cores SMP. Keywords- distributed computing, p...
This paper deals with an efficient and robust parallel and distributed simulation framework for stan...
Monte-Carlo simulations are common and inherently well suited to parallel processing, thus requiring...
International audienceThere is an increasing interest in the distribution of parallel random number ...
Powerful compute clusters and multi-core systems have become widely available in research and indust...
This paper reports the implementation of the SIMIND Monte Carlo code on an IBM SP2 distributed memor...
The future of high-performance computing is aligning itself towards the efficient use of highly para...
This paper presents strategies to parallelize a previously implemented kinetic Monte Carlo (kMC) alg...
We present a case-study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel sim ulation w...
We present a case study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel simulation of...
We present a case-study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel simulation of...
Monte Carlo simulations needing many replicates to obtain good statistical results can be easily exe...
This paper describes a parallel implementation of the direct simulation Monte Carlo method. Runtime...
We describe how a recently published algorithm--which addresses the sign problem with the context of...
Abstract. We argue that Monte Carlo algorithms are ideally suited to parallel computing, and that “p...
DémonstrationInternational audienceMonte Carlo simulations needing many replicates to obtain good st...
This paper deals with an efficient and robust parallel and distributed simulation framework for stan...
Monte-Carlo simulations are common and inherently well suited to parallel processing, thus requiring...
International audienceThere is an increasing interest in the distribution of parallel random number ...
Powerful compute clusters and multi-core systems have become widely available in research and indust...
This paper reports the implementation of the SIMIND Monte Carlo code on an IBM SP2 distributed memor...
The future of high-performance computing is aligning itself towards the efficient use of highly para...
This paper presents strategies to parallelize a previously implemented kinetic Monte Carlo (kMC) alg...
We present a case-study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel sim ulation w...
We present a case study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel simulation of...
We present a case-study on the utility of graphics cards to perform massively parallel simulation of...
Monte Carlo simulations needing many replicates to obtain good statistical results can be easily exe...
This paper describes a parallel implementation of the direct simulation Monte Carlo method. Runtime...
We describe how a recently published algorithm--which addresses the sign problem with the context of...
Abstract. We argue that Monte Carlo algorithms are ideally suited to parallel computing, and that “p...
DémonstrationInternational audienceMonte Carlo simulations needing many replicates to obtain good st...
This paper deals with an efficient and robust parallel and distributed simulation framework for stan...
Monte-Carlo simulations are common and inherently well suited to parallel processing, thus requiring...
International audienceThere is an increasing interest in the distribution of parallel random number ...