Why New Programming Languages for Simulation?

Gilbert Louis Bernstein; Fredrik Kjolstad

TOG · May 2016

Why New Programming Languages for Simulation?

Gilbert Louis Bernstein Fredrik Kjolstad

ACM Transactions on Graphics · perspective

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Topics Domain-specific languages

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Simit: A Language for Physical Simulation A programming language that lets a simulation be written simultaneously as a hypergraph of local update functions and as global vectors, matrices, and tensors.

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Gilbert Louis Bernstein and Fredrik Kjolstad. Why New Programming Languages for Simulation?. TOG, 2016.

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@article{bernstein2016why,
  title     = {Why New Programming Languages for Simulation?},
  author    = {Gilbert Louis Bernstein and Fredrik Kjolstad},
  journal   = {ACM Transactions on Graphics},
  year      = {2016},
  month     = {may},
  url       = {https://compilers.stanford.edu/publications/why_simulation_languages.pdf}
}

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