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Shifting the Sweet Spot: High-Performance Matrix-Free Method for High-Order Elasticity
MFEM is a widely used finite-element library, but its native linear-elasticity Partial Assembly (PA) path still applies an $O((p+1)^6)$ contraction in the element operator, leaving the CPU operator-throughput sweet spot near $p\approx 2$ in our baseline measurements. This work closes this implementa
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