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Accelerating massive ensembles of ordinary differential equations
Solving large ensembles of small, independent ordinary differential equations (ODEs) is a common task in computational science and engineering, arising for example in Bayesian parameter estimation, Monte Carlo uncertainty quantification, and the integration of uncoupled physical systems such as the
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