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Jony Castagna, Xiaohu Guo, Michael Seaton, Alan O’Cais
Towards extreme scale dissipative particle dynamics simulations using multiple GPGPUs.
Computer Physics Communications,vol251, 2020.
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He Zhong, Hui Liu, Tao Cui, Zhangxin Chen, Lihua Shen, Bo Yang, Ruijian He, Xiaohu Guo.
Numerical simulations of polymer flooding process in porous media on distributed-memory parallel computers.
Journal of Computational Physics , v400, 2020.
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Baoqing Meng, Junsheng Zeng, Baolin Tian, Li Li, Zhiwei He and Xiaohu Guo.
Modeling and verification of the Richtmyer–Meshkov instability linear growth rate of the dense gas-particle flow.
Physics of Fluids, v31, 2019.
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[16]
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Fair Rebecca, Guo Xiaohu, and Cui Tao,
Particle Sorting for the Projection based Particle Method,
Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements, 109:199--208,2019
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Tao Cui, Xiaohu Guo, and Hui Liu,
GPU Accelerated Finite Element Assembly with Runtime Compilation
CoRR abs/1802.03433 (2018).
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Xiaohu Guo and Benedict D. Rogers and Steven Lind and Peter K. Stansby
New massively parallel scheme for Incompressible Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (ISPH) for highly nonlinear and distorted flow
Computer Physics Communications, 233:16--28, 2018.
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Groen Derek and Guo Xiaohu et al.
Software development practices in academia: a case study comparison.
submitted to Empirical Software Engineering, 110:227--234,
2016.
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Guo Xiaohu, Gorman Gerard, Lange Michael, Mitchell Lawrence, and Weiland
Miche`le.
Developing a scalable hybrid mpi/openmp unstructured finite element
model.
COMPUTERS & FLUIDS, 110:227--234, 2015.
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Xiaohu Guo, Gerard Gorman, Michael Lange, Lawrence Mitchell, and Michèle
Weiland.
Exploring the thread-level parallelisms for the next generation
geophysical fluid modelling framework fluidity-icom.
Procedia Engineering, 61:251--257, 2013.
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[10]
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Michael Lange, Gerard Gorman, Michele Weiland, Lawrence Mitchell, Xiaohu Guo,
and James Southern.
Benchmarking mixed-mode petsc performance on high-performance
architectures.
arXiv preprint arXiv:1307.4567, 2013.
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[9]
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Marco Pinna, Andrei VM Zvelindovsky, Xiaohu Guo, and Christine L Stokes.
Diblock copolymer sphere morphology in ultra thin films under shear.
Soft Matter, 7(15):6991--6997, 2011.
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Marco Pinna, Stephanie Hiltl, Xiaohu Guo, Alexander Böker, and Andrei V
Zvelindovsky.
Block copolymer nanocontainers.
ACS nano, 4(5):2845--2855, 2010.
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Marco Pinna, Xiaohu Guo, and Andrei V Zvelindovsky.
Diblock copolymers in a cylindrical pore.
The Journal of chemical physics, 131(21):214902, 2009.
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Marco Pinna, Xiaohu Guo, and Andrei V Zvelindovsky.
Block copolymer nanoshells.
Polymer, 49(12):2797--2800, 2008.
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Xiaohu Guo, Marco Pinna, and Andrei V Zvelindovsky.
Parallel algorithm for cell dynamics simulation of block copolymers.
Macromolecular Theory and Simulations, 16(9):779--784, 2007.
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[4]
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Jiansheng Yang, Xiaohu Guo, Qiang Kong, Tie Zhou, and Ming Jiang.
Parallel implementation of katsevich's fbp algorithm.
International journal of biomedical imaging, 2006, 2006.
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[3]
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Guo Xiaohu and Zhang Linbo.
Research on symmetric super compact finite difference schemes solving
navier-stokes equations and their parallel algorithm.
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics, 23(3):281--289, 2006.
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Guo Xiaohu, Tian Zhenfu, and Zhang Linbo.
A new kind of methods for solving incompressible navier-stokes
equations.
Chinese Journal of Computational Physics, 21(6):484--494, 2005.
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Guo Xiaohu, Yang Jiansheng, Kong Qiang, Zhou Tie, and Jiang Ming.
The parallel strategy and performance analysis of the cone-beam cover
method (in chinese).
Chinese Journal of Sterology and Image Analysis,
10(3):165--169, 2005.
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Wang Jinxuan, Guo Xiaohu, and Feng Xiufang,
Investigation of the SPH Solid Boundary Conditions for Complex Geometries,
In 2020 SPHERIC Harbin In- ternational Workshop . Harbin, China.
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James Clark, Tristan West, Joseph Zammit, Xiaohu Guo, Luke Mason, Duncan Russell,
Towards Real Time Multi-robot Routing Using Quantum Computing Technologies,
In Proceedings of the International Conference on High Performance Computing in Asia-Pacific Region. HPC Asia 2019. Guangzhou, China.
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Guo Xiaohu, Rogers Benedict, Lind Steven, Fair Rebecca and Stansby Peter.
Developing an Extensible, Portable, Scalable Toolkit for Massively Parallel Incompressible Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (ISPH),
In The SPHERIC Beijing International Workshop, volume 1, pages 142--148, 2017.
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Fair Rebecca, Guo Xiaohu and Cui Tao.
Efficient Particle Ordering with Space-filling Curves for Incompressible Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics,
In The 12th SPHERIC Workshop, volume 1, pages 322--239, 2017.
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Guo Xiaohu, Lind Steven, Rogers Benedict, Stansby Peter, and Ashworth Mike.
Exploring an efficient parallel implementation model for 3-d
incompressible smoothed particle hydrodynamics.
In The 10th SPHERIC Workshop, volume 1, pages 296--301, 2015.
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Guo Xiaohu, Gorman Gerard, Lange Michael, Mitchell Lawrence, and Weiland
Miche`le.
Developing the multi-level parallelisms for fluidity-icom -- paving
the way to exascale for the next generation geophysical fluid modelling
technology.
Advances in Engineering Software, to appear, 2015.
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Guo Xiaohu, Rogers Benedict, Lind Steven, Stansby Peter, Tian Baolin, and
Ashworth Mike.
Towards highly scalable incompressible smoothed particle
hydrodynamics toolkit: Optimization for real complex flow.
In 27th International Conference on Parallel Computational Fluid
Dynamics, 2015.
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Guo Xiaohu, Lind Steven, Rogers Benedict, Stansby Peter, and Ashworth Mike.
Efficient massive parallelisation for incompressible smoothed
particle hydrodynamics (isph) with 108 particles.
In The 8th SPHERIC Workshop, volume 1, pages 397--402, 2013.
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Marco Pinna, Andrei Zvelindovsky, Xiaohu Guo, and Christine Stokes.
Diblock copolymer morphologies in ultra thin films under shear.
In APS Meeting, volume 1, page 45004, 2012.
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Xiaohu Guo, Gerard Gorman, Michael Lange, Andrew Sunderland, and Mike Ashworth.
Developing hybrid openmp/mpi parallelism for fluidity-icom-next
generation geophysical fluid modelling technology.
2012.
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Marco Pinna, Xiaohu Guo, and Andrei Zvelindovsky.
Block copolymer structures in nano-pores.
In APS March Meeting, volume 1, page 1270, 2010.
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Xiaohu Guo, G Gorman, M Ashworth, S Kramer, M Piggott, and A Sunderland.
High performance computing driven software development for
next-generation modelling of the worlds oceans.
2010.
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Ludwig Schreier, Marco Pinna, Xiaohu Guo, and Andrei Zvelindovsky.
Coarse grained simulation of block copolymer systems.
In APS March Meeting, volume 1, page 1024, 2009.
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Marco Pinna, Xiaohu Guo, and Andrei Zvelindovsky.
Parallel simulation for block copolymer mesophases.
In APS March Meeting, volume 1, page 1012, 2007.
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L Anton, M Ashworth, X Guo, SM Pickles, and AR Porter.
Exploiting multi-core processors for scientific applications using
hybrid mpi-openmp.
Technical report, SCD, STFC, 01 2015.
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Xiaohu Guo and Rogers Benedict.
Developing highly scalable 3-d incompressible sph.
Technical report, ARCHER eCSE, 11 2015.
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Xiaohu Guo, Benedict D. Rogers, K. Stansby Peter, and Mike Ashworth.
Massively parallel computing for incompressible smoothed particle
hydrodynamics (isph).
Technical report, HECToR dCSE, 03 2014.
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Xiaohu Guo, Gerard Gorman, Michael Lange, Andrew Sunderland, and Mike Ashworth.
Developing hybrid openmp/mpi parallelism for fluidity-icom-next
generation geophysical fluid modelling technology.
Technical report, HECToR dCSE, 03 2013.
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Xiaohu Guo, G Gorman, M Ashworth, S Kramer, M Piggott, and A Sunderland.
High performance computing driven software development for
next-generation modelling of the worlds oceans.
Technical report, HECToR dCSE, 07 2011.
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