Parallelisation to Several Tens-of-Thousands of Cores

In this Section a detailed and quantitative understanding is provided of how algorithms should be designed and implemented to effectively target a range of existing and emerging ‘massively parallel’ hardware platforms. The goal set up in the TILDA project was to demonstrate the capability and efficiency of the high-order methods developed by the partners on up to 50,000 cores.

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