A Hybrid Approach for Mapping Conjugate Gradient onto an FPGA-Augmented Reconfigurable Supercomputer

A Hybrid Approach for Mapping Conjugate Gradient onto an FPGA-Augmented Reconfigurable Supercomputer
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将共轭梯度映射到 FPGA 增强可重构超级计算机的混合方法

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2006
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2006 14th Annual IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines
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Richard D. Anderson
Richard D. Anderson
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G. R. Morris;V. Prasanna;Richard D. Anderson

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