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A Comparison of Shared-Memory Parallel Programming Models for Accelerating Sparse Linear Algebra Kernels: OpenMP vs SYCL

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In this talk, we are going to assess two popular shared-memory parallel programming models – OpenMP and SYCL - in the context of sparse linear algebra with regards to implementation effort, performance and portability.

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