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Accelerating Finite-Element Fluid Dynamics with Matrix-Free Tensor Contractions

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    This paper introduces a novel matrix-free approach leveraging optimized tensor contractions to accelerate finite-element fluid dynamics simulations, targeting superior performance on modern GPU architectures and exascale computing platforms.

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    Key findings

    The proposed matrix-free approach is expected to achieve 3–5 × speedup over conventional matrix-based methods.

    The method reduces memory footprint by orders of magnitude, addressing memory bandwidth limitations.

    Sum-factorization techniques combined with cache-optimized data layouts and hardware-specific optimizations are used to enhance performance.

    Limitations & open questions

    The research is still in the proposal stage and requires validation and risk assessment.

    The effectiveness of the approach on actual exascale platforms remains to be demonstrated.

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