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JAUMIN: a programming framework for large-scale numerical simulation on unstructured meshes

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Domain-specific programming frameworks are usually effective to simplify the development of large-scale applications on supercomputers. This paper introduces a programming framework named JAUMIN for large-scale numerical applications on unstructured meshes. Based on this framework, serial codes are only required to be written for large-scale parallel application suitable for modern supercomputers with tens of thousands of CPU cores.

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This research was supported partially by National Key Research and Development Program of China (2016YFB0201302), National Natural Science Foundation of China (91430218) and Defense Industrial Technology Development Program (C1520110002).

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Liu, Q., Mo, Z., Zhang, A. et al. JAUMIN: a programming framework for large-scale numerical simulation on unstructured meshes. CCF Trans. HPC 1, 35–48 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42514-019-00001-z

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