7–11 Jul 2025
Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)
Europe/London timezone

Dyablo: A New General-Purpose GPU-Accelerated Hydrodynamical Code for Astrophysics

7 Jul 2025, 14:15
10m
Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)

Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)

Durham University South Road Durham DH1 3LS
Talk print('Hello Future'): Developing Next Generation Astronomical Codes print('Hello Future'): Developing Next Generation Astronomical Codes

Description

Dyablo is a new high-performance hydrodynamical code designed for large-scale astrophysical simulations, from solar system dynamics to galaxy formation and cosmic reionization. Unlike many existing codes, Dyablo has been designed from scratch to run entirely on the available hardware, whether NVIDIA and AMD GPUs or CPUs accelerated with OpenMP. This architecture enables significant potential speedups compared to traditional CPU-based approaches and even hybrid codes that offload heavy computations to GPUs. Early benchmarking on idealized test cases demonstrates superior performance over RAMSES and strong scaling up to thousands of GPUs or tens of thousands of CPUs, highlighting Dyablo’s potential for next-generation astrophysical modeling. At the conference, we will present the first scientific applications of Dyablo, showcasing its capabilities and future prospects.

Primary author

Corentin Cadiou (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris)

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