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Massively Parallel Algorithm For Solving The Eikonal Equation On Multiple Accelerator Platforms, Anup Shrestha Dec 2016

Massively Parallel Algorithm For Solving The Eikonal Equation On Multiple Accelerator Platforms, Anup Shrestha

Boise State University Theses and Dissertations

The research presented in this thesis investigates parallel implementations of the Fast Sweeping Method (FSM) for Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)-based computational plat forms and proposes a new parallel algorithm for distributed computing platforms with accelerators. Hardware accelerators such as GPUs and co-processors have emerged as general- purpose processors in today’s high performance computing (HPC) platforms, thereby increasing platforms’ performance capabilities. This trend has allowed greater parallelism and substantial acceleration of scientific simulation software. In order to leverage the power of new HPC platforms, scientific applications must be written in specific lower-level programming languages, which used to be platform specific. Newer …


Novel Algorithms And Software For Biological Sequence Analysis, William Casey Bullock May 2013

Novel Algorithms And Software For Biological Sequence Analysis, William Casey Bullock

Boise State University Theses and Dissertations

Bioinformatics is a broad realm of research in which Computer Science has much to offer. Collecting, sorting, and analyzing statistical information for DNA and protein sequences is difficult due to the sheer amount of available data. Tools have been created to do this, but they have generally been limited by speed or robustness.

In addition to analyzing the statistical properties of biological sequences, it is also important to model and understand their chemical and physical properties. A number of valuable software tools are available for modeling and predicting the properties of biological sequences in Computational Chemistry, including molecular docking, and …