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Compute Unified Device Architecture Software Stack

Compute Unified Device Architecture Software Stack

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Figure 1-3. Compute Unified Device Architecture Software Stack
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A Parallel Geometry Core for High Performance Ray Tracing
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Ray tracing is a widely used image synthesis technique with high computational costs. Modern graphics hardware not only offers enormous parallel computation power, but also a flexible programming model. In this thesis CUDA, NVidia's new API for general purpose computations on graphics hardware, and its applications for ray tracing are dis-cussed. A...
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