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Figure 1: Structure of the PATRIC simulation code. 
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Figure 3: CUDA device memory model, NVIDIA, [2]. 
Figure 7: PATRIC code with GPU-enabled parts. 
Figure 8: First measurements of the code variants.
BEAM DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS USING GPUS
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  • Aug 2012
PATRIC is a particle tracking code used at GSI to study collective effects in the FAIR synchrotrons. Due to the need for calculation-intense simulations, parallel programming methods are being explored to optimize calculation perfor-mance. Presently the tracking part of the code is parallelized us-ing MPI, where each node represents one slice of th...
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