Trilinos User Group Meeting
October 31 - November 2, 2005
Building 980, Room 95, Albuquerque
Contact: Mike Heroux
Meeting Background
The Trilinos Project is an effort to develop parallel solver algorithms and libraries within an object-oriented software framework for the solution of large-scale, complex multi-physics engineering and scientific applications. Trilinos provides a framework and delivery mechanism for a number of solver projects at Sandia, including linear, nonlinear and eigenproblem solvers. Full details of Trilinos and links to package websites can be found at the Trilinos home page.External Attendees
The Trilinos User Group meeting is being held outside the tech areas. This is to facilitate attendance by a broader audience. However, depending on your individual situation, special arrangements may still be necessary to attend. If you have questions please contact Mike HerouxMeeting Overview
In an effort to facilitate communication between Trilinos users, clients and developers, we are holding a user group meeting. Presentation times, titles and abstracts will be available in the near future.Meeting Format
We have structured the meeting in an attempt to make the best use of participants' time. In particular, presentation titles and abstracts are linked below, along with a description of the intended audience for each talk. Similar talks are scheduled together, and discussion periods are schedule after a collection of talks in order to facilitate user/developer discussions on particular topics.Program
Note that talks will be 45 minutes, with the final 15 minutes reserved for discussion.
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Developer Day | User Days | ||
| Monday, Oct 31st | Tuesday, Nov 1st | Wednesday, Nov 2nd | ||
| 980/95 | 980/95 | 980/1 (am) 980/95 (pm) |
980/24 (am only) |
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| morning 8:30 ~ 9:30 |
Teuchos:: RefCountPtr: An
Introduction to the Trilinos Smart Reference- Counted Pointer Class
for (Almost) Automatic Dynamic Memory Management in C++ [abstract] [presentation] [presentation] Bartlett |
How to configure, build and
install Trilinos [abstract] [presentation] Willenbring |
Pliris: Review and New
Capabilities [abstract] [presentation] Kotulski |
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| 9:30 ~ 10:30 | Whats' New in the
Trilinos Framework: Export Makefile system, Test Harness Use,
Website Use and Beyond [abstract] [presentation] [presentation] Willenbring / Phenow |
Trilinos Overview
and Future Plans [abstract] [presentation] Heroux |
Creating and
managing linear algebra data in Trilinos: Data management using
Epetra and Teuchos [abstract] [presentation] Heroux |
An Overview of
Meros [abstract] [presentation] [presentation] Howle |
| 10:30 ~ 11:00 | Break | Break | Break | Break |
| 11:00 ~ 11:45 | Teuchos and Thyra
from a Developer's Perspective [abstract] [presentation] [presentation] [presentation] Bartlett / Thornquist |
An Overview of the
CLAPS package for linear systems [abstract] [presentation] Dohrmann |
An Overview of
Trilinos Preconditioners [abstract] [presentation] Williams |
An Overview
of the Trilinos Infrastructure [abstract] [presentation] Willenbring / Phenow |
| afternoon 11:45 ~ 1:15 |
Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 1:15 ~ 2:15 | Taking Ownership
of Your Package's Python Interface [abstract] [presentation] Spotz |
An overview of the
Thyra interoperability effort: Current status and Future Plans [abstract] [presentation] [presentation] Bartlett |
What's New in NOX
and New Techniques for Solving Large-Scale Steady-State and
Transient Stability Analysis Problems Using LOCA [abstract] [presentation] Phipps |
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| 2:15 ~ 3:15 | SQA [abstract] [presentation] Heaphy / Willenbring |
An introduction to
the use of the Thyra operator/vector interfaces and related
software [abstract] Coffey |
An Overview of
Anasazi [abstract] [presentation] Baker |
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| 3:15 ~ 3:30 | Break | Break | Break | |
| 3:30 ~ 4:30 | Trilinos Strategic
Planning [abstract] [presentation] Heroux |
Using
PyTrilinos [abstract] [presentation] Spotz |
Nonlinear algebraic
multigrid for problems with constraints using ML and NOX [abstract] [presentation] Gee |
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