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The High Performance Computing for 3D Dynamic Holographic Simulation Based on Multi-GPU Cluster

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Two different methods for high performance calculation cluster are proposed to optimize holographic algorithms of computer generated holography (CGH). We completed the numerical simulations and finish the experience. Results show that we can reconstruct a satisfied object by using our holography. Moreover, the computation process of CGH for three-dimensional (3D) dynamic holographic display has been sped up by programming with these methods. Not only can it optimize file loading process but also inline calculation process. The CGH of gigabyte data is generated finally. Besides, the first method can effectively reduce time costs of loading and writing files on CPU. It is believed the proposed method can support the huge data processing for 3D dynamic holographic simulation and virtual reality in near future.

This work was supported by the national 863 program (2015AA042101).

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  1. Beijing Simulation Center, Beijing, 100854, China

    Zhang Yingxi

  2. Beijing Complex Product Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Research Center, Beijing Simulation Center, Beijing, 100854, China

    Lin Tingyu & Guo Liqin

  3. State Key Laboratory of Intelligent Manufacturing System Technology, Beijing Institute of Electronic System Engineering, Beijing, 100854, China

    Lin Tingyu & Guo Liqin

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Yingxi, Z., Tingyu, L., Liqin, G. (2016). The High Performance Computing for 3D Dynamic Holographic Simulation Based on Multi-GPU Cluster. In: Zhang, L., Song, X., Wu, Y. (eds) Theory, Methodology, Tools and Applications for Modeling and Simulation of Complex Systems. AsiaSim SCS AutumnSim 2016 2016. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 643. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2663-8_45

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