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John H. Magerlein
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 51
Citations - 2039
John H. Magerlein is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Microchannel & Layer (electronics). The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 51 publications receiving 1935 citations. Previous affiliations of John H. Magerlein include Veeco & GlobalFoundries.
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Silicon based package
TL;DR: A Silicon Based Package (SBP) is formed starting with a thick wafer, which serves as the base for the SBP, composed of silicon which has a first surface and a reverse surface which are planar.
Toward Real-time Modeling of Human Heart Ventricles at Cellular Resolution: Multi-hour Simulation of Drug-induced Arrhythmias
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Coupling a Basin Modeling and a Seismic Code using MOAB
Mi Yan,Kirk E. Jordan,D. Kaushik,Michael P. Perrone,Vipin Sachdeva,Timothy J. Tautges,John H. Magerlein +6 more
TL;DR: The coupling code is fast compared to the analysis codes and it scales well up to at least 8192 nodes, indicating that a mesh and field database is an efficient way to implement loose multiphysics coupling for large parallel machines.
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Accelerating Computational Fluid Dynamics on the IBM Blue Gene/P Supercomputer
Pascal Vezolle,Jerry Heyman,Bruce D'Amora,Gordon W. Braudaway,Karen A. Magerlein,John H. Magerlein,Yvan Fournier +6 more
TL;DR: This paper proposes and analyzes optimizations necessary to run CFD simulations consisting of multi-billion-cell mesh models on large processor systems, and presents a general loop transformation that will enable the compiler to generate OpenMP threads effectively with minimal impact to overall code structure.
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Novel packaging of parallel-optical interconnects for high-end servers
Steven A. Rosenau,Jonathan Simon,L.A.B. Windover,B. Law,G.M. Flower,E. DeGroot,A. Grot,M. Nystrom,Chao-Kun Lin,Ashish Tandon,K.D. Djordjev,M.R.T. Tan,L.W. Mirkarimi,R.W. Gruhlke,Hui Xia,Glenn H. Rankin,M.E. Ali,B.E. Lemoff,Kirk S. Giboney,D.W. Dolfi,Evan G. Colgan,Bruce K. Furman,John H. Magerlein,Jeremy D. Schaub,Daniel J. Stigliani,J. Torok,Dale Becker,George A. Katopis,W. Dyckman,D. O'Connor +29 more
TL;DR: A novel packaging concept is demonstrated where parallel-optical subassemblies are mounted on the same substrate as processor chips for processor-to-processor communication within a high-end server.