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Nuclear fusion simulation code optimization and performance evaluation on GPU cluster

Fujita, Norihisa*; Nuga, Hideo*; Boku, Taisuke*; Idomura, Yasuhiro   

GT5D is a nuclear fusion simulation program which aims to analyze the turbulence phenomena in tokamak plasma. In this research, we optimize it for GPU clusters with multiple GPUs on a node. Based on the profile result of GT5D on a CPU node, we decide to offload the whole of the time development part of the program to GPUs except MPI communication. Four NVIDIA M2090 GPUs get 3.35 times faster performance in maximum in function level evaluation, and 1.91 times faster performance in total than two Intel Xeon E5-2670 (SandyBridge) CPU with 8 cores. It includes 63% performance gain with overlapping the communication between MPI processes with GPU calculation.

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