Scalability of Parallel Shared-Memory Isogeometric Alternating-Direction Solver for Wildfires Simulations

Juliusz Wasieleski A. Medina Maciej Woźniak Marcin Los Paulina Sepúlveda-Salas A. Paszyńska Maciej Paszynski

2026 · International Conference on Conceptual Structures · pp. 67-79 · 0 citations · 13 references

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This article analyzes the parallel scalability of the WILDFIRES-IGA-ADS simulator on a concurrent server with shared memory and employs the isogeometric finite element method with tensor product B-spline basis functions, explicit time integration schemes, and a linear computational cost solver resulting from the Kronecker product structure of the mass matrix.

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