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High-Performance Reconfigurable Computing Technology and Applications, 2008. HPRCTA 2008. Second International Workshop on

Date 16-16 Nov. 2008

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HPRCTA 2008 workshop organization

Architecture of a vertically stacked reconfigurable computer

Scalable FPGA-array for high-performance and power-efficient computation based on difference schemes

Evaluating FPGAs for floating-point performance

Hardware task scheduling optimizations for reconfigurable computing

MPI as an abstraction for software-hardware interaction for HPRCs

Virtualizing and sharing reconfigurable resources in High-Performance Reconfigurable Computing systems

Massively parallelized Quasi-Monte Carlo financial simulation on a FPGA supercomputer

Performance potential of molecular dynamics simulations on high performance reconfigurable computing systems

Floating point based Cellular Automata simulations using a dual FPGA-enabled system

Implementing phase unwrapping using Field Programmable Gate Arrays or Graphics Processing Units: A comparison

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