Workshop: Parallelization in OpenFOAM for HPC Deployment
A short community workshop for parallel MPI communications in OpenFOAM - Take control of your learning journey with a self-paced, hands-on workshop!
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Participants will be introduced to the different concepts of parallelization around OpenFOAM code, along with relevant examples for illustration.
We'll also focus on hands-on exercises related to MPI communications to deepen and solidify the transferred knowledge.
- The lecture part of the workshop (~2-hours) will be published online on the first day of the workshop.
- An open Q&A session will also be hosted to discuss OpenMP and GPU programming.
- On the second day, we'll hold a 5-hours hands-on session to go through exercises.
- We'll organize a short session to discuss any questions about the published content if there is a need to.
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