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Towards a distributed fast multipole method (FMM) with Rust Srinath Kailasa (University College London)
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FMM software is difficult to optimise, as well as to generalise over different algorithmic approaches. This talk provides a brief overview of the challenges in the design of a highly parallelised, distributed, fast multipole method solver we are building as a part of Bempp-rs , a crate for applying 'fast algorithms' to solve integral equations.