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SUMMARY:Astrophysics Applications
DESCRIPTION:Paper\nAlgorithms, Applications, Computational Physics, Scient
 ific Computing, Tech Program Reg Pass\n\nPhase Asynchronous AMR Execution 
 for Productive and Performant Astrophysical Flows\n\nFarooqi, Nguyen, Zhan
 g, Almgren, Shalf...\n\nAdaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR) is an approach to s
 olving PDEs that reduces the computational and memory requirements at the 
 expense of increased communication. Although adopting asynchronous executi
 on can overcome communication issues, manually restructuring an AMR applic
 ation to realize asynchrony ...\n\n---------------------\nComputing Planet
 ary Interior Normal Modes with a Highly Parallel Polynomial Filtering Eige
 nsolver\n\nShi, Li, Xi, Saad, de Hoop\n\nA highly parallel algorithm has b
 een developed and exploited to compute the planetary normal modes of the e
 lastic-gravitational system, which is approximated via the mixed finite el
 ement method on unstructured tetrahedral meshes. The eigenmodes of the rel
 evant generalized eigenvalue problem were ext...\n
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