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20092026
most citedMultilevel Summation for Dispersion: A Linear-Time Algorithm for Potentials

21 citations · 191 across the 67 of their papers we have counts for

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76 papers

cs.PF2026

Performance Reporting of Mathematical Library Installations with LAAB - An Overview

Aravind Sankaran, Paolo Bientinesi

We present the Linear Algebra Aware Benchmarks (LAAB) framework for systematically assessing and reporting the performance of mathematical library installations on HPC systems. Mat…

physics.comp-ph2026

Performance Benchmarking: Software for the Density Matrix Renormalization Group

Per Sehlstedt, Paolo Bientinesi, Lars Karlsson

The performance of scientific software often determines the scale of problems that can be solved in practice. As multiple implementations of the same algorithm emerge, systematic e…

cs.MS2026★ 1 cited

Tensor Algebra Processing Primitives (TAPP): Towards a Standard for Tensor Operations

Jan Brandejs, Niklas Hörnblad, Edward F. Valeev +4

To address the absence of a universal standard interface for tensor operations, we introduce the Tensor Algebra Processing Primitives (TAPP), a C-based interface designed to decoup…

cs.MS2025

Compilation of Generalized Matrix Chains with Symbolic Sizes

Francisco López, Lars Karlsson, Paolo Bientinesi

Generalized Matrix Chains (GMCs) are products of matrices where each matrix carries features (e.g., general, symmetric, triangular, positive-definite) and is optionally transposed…

physics.comp-ph2025★ 1 cited

The Software Landscape for the Density Matrix Renormalization Group

Per Sehlstedt, Jan Brandejs, Paolo Bientinesi +1

The density matrix renormalization group (DMRG) algorithm is a cornerstone computational method for studying quantum many-body systems, renowned for its accuracy and adaptability.…

cs.MS2025

Enabling mixed-precision in spectral element codes

Yanxiang Chen, Pablo de Oliveira Castro, Paolo Bientinesi +2

Mixed-precision computing has the potential to significantly reduce the cost of exascale computations, but determining when and how to implement it in programs can be challenging.…