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Autotuning GPU Thread Block Sizes for Large-Scale Stencil Applications Using the OPS DSL
Large-scale structured-mesh stencil applications can run for hours or days on modern HPC GPU platforms, making launch-configuration choices important. OPS enables high-level stencil codes to target multiple GPU architectures, but its GPU backends rely on a default or user-selected global block/workg
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