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[PRE REVIEW]: XCALibre.jl: an XPU unstructured finite volume Computational Fluid Dynamics library #7408
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Hi @AnjaliSandip, Thank you for agreeing to act as the editor for our submission. I looked at the list and I have a list of potential reviewers (with a short justification): justinsgray - background in aerodynamics could be valuable to comment on application side. Vincent Le Chenadec - background in numerical analysis, an in particular linear algebra, could be valuable to comment on approaches we used to solve the linear systems resulting from the VFM discretisation mancellin - background in Finite Volume Method could be valuable since this is the underpinning method used in XCALibre.jl simone-silvestri - background in CUDA could be valuable to comment on the approach used to write for multiple compute backends Kind regards, |
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Submitting author: @mberto79 (Humberto Medina)
Repository: https://github.com/mberto79/XCALibre.jl
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Version: v0.3.1
Editor: @AnjaliSandip
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