Calculation of Large-Scale Engineering Flows by Parallel    Spectral Element Methods
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The economical solution of complex three dimensional fluid flow                 problems by direct numerical simulation techniques requires                     simultaneous, compatible advances on the algorithmic and                        architectural fronts.  The architectural foundations for the next               ten-fold improvement in simulation performance are now                          established in the form of resource efficient massively parallel                processors.  Work to date on parallel algorithms has focussed on                the fundamental aspects of parallel soultion of partial                         differential equations (e.g., load balancing, communication                     latency) in the context of simple discretizations of idealized in               non-general geometires.  The extensions of these parallel                       concepts and constructs to the numerical solution of complex                    engineering flow problems is the subject of the current proposal.               The ultimate goal is the parallel solution of a broad class of                  flow problems at supercomputer speed, but at a fraction of                      current supercomputer cost.
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