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Acceleration of 2-D Compressible Flow Solvers with Graphics Processing Unit Clusters
We demonstrate the first use of graphics processing unit clusters for engineering-level compressible flow computations with two separately developed solvers. Each solver adopts the finite-volume approach on multiblock, structured, nonuniform, quadrilateral meshes. We use a second-order accurate inte
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