NekRS, a GPU-accelerated spectral element Navier–Stokes solver
Authors:
- Paul FischerPFPaul Fischer
- Stefan KerkemeierSKStefan Kerkemeier
- Misun MinMMMisun Min
- Yu-Hsiang LanYLYu-Hsiang Lan
- Malachi PhillipsMPMalachi Phillips
- Thilina RathnayakeTRThilina Rathnayake
- Elia MerzariEMElia Merzari
- Ananias TomboulidesATAnanias Tomboulides
- Ali KarakusAKAli Karakus
- Noel ChalmersNCNoel Chalmers
- Tim WarburtonTWTim Warburton
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- 18 October 2022
- journal article
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- Published by Elsevier in Parallel Computing
- Vol. 114
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