Scaling to 150K cores: recent algorithm and performance engineering developments enabling XGC1 to run at scale
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Mark F. Adams | Julian Cummings | Eduardo F. D'Azevedo | C-S Chang | Patrick H. Worley | Seung-Hoe Ku
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