Michael Förster
Research
I am mainly interested in Algorithmic Differentiation and its relation to compiler construction and parallel programming.
My current work is to find possibilities for generating efficient adjoint code that can be executed in parallel.
I am working on the following projects:
- dcc - Derivative Code Compiler
- ACSAMMM - Joint venture with the AVT institute
Teaching
I am assisting the following lectures and labs.
- Lecture: C++ lecture for CES students (1st semester)
- Lecture: Preparation lecture for the SSE lab for CES students (3rd semester)
- Lab: Applied Compiler Construction for computer science students (bachelor)
Publications
- Michael Förster, Uwe Naumann.
Toward Adjoint OpenMP.
Department Of Computer Science Technical Reports.
Abstract
Bibtex
Paper
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Michel Schanen, Michael Förster, Boris Gendler, and Uwe Naumann.
Compiler-based Differentiation of Numerical Simulation Codes.
In ICCGI 2011, The Sixth International Multi-Conference on Computing in the Global Information Technology
, pages 105–110. IARIA, 2011.
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M. Schanen, U. Naumann, and M. Förster.
Second-order adjoint algorithmic differentiation by source transformation of MPI code.
In Recent Advances in the Message Passing Interface, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, pages 257–264. Springer, 2010.
Poster
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Ralf Hannemann, Boris Gendler, Jutta Wyes, Michael Förster, Moritz Schmitz, Wolfgang Marquardt, and Uwe Naumann.
AC-SAMMM: The Aachen Platform for Structured Automatic Manipulation of Mathematical Models.
Poster, 2010.
Presented at: ASIM Workshop 2010, Trends in Computational Science and Engineering: Foundations of Modeling and Simulation; March 2010, Jülich.
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Uwe Naumann, Wolfgang Marquardt, Ralf Hannemann, Boris Gendler, Jutta Wyes, Michael Förster, and Moritz Schmitz.
AC-SAMMM: Structured automatic manipulation of mathematical models.
Poster, 2011. Presented at: ASIM Workshop 2011, Trends in Computational Science and Engineering: Foundations of Modeling and Simulation; March 2011, Munich.
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Ebadollah Varnik, Jörn Ungermann, Johannes Lotz, Michael Förster, Michel Schanen, Uwe Naumann, Martin Kaufmann, and Lars Hoffmann.
AD enabled Jurassic: Jülich Rapid Spectral Simulation Code.
Poster, 2010. Presented at: ASIM Workshop 2010, Trends in Computational Science and Engineering: Foundations of Modeling and Simulation; March 2010, Jülich.
Diploma thesis
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