On the Parallelization of the MultiAIM Algorithm for the Fast Electromagnetic Analysis of 3D ICs

We propose a parallelization strategy for the Mul-tiAIM algorithm, to accelerate the electromagnetic analysis of multiscale integrated circuit layouts. We devise a solution for shared memory architectures. With a careful choice of numerical libraries, we achieve a code that can be easily adapted to distributed-memory clusters. Preliminary tests on a commercial 3D integrated circuit show good scalability up to 32 cores, and outline a few directions for further improvements.

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2024-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/epeps61853.2024.10754411
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Surface Roughness and Optical Measurements
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On the Parallelization of the MultiAIM Algorithm for the Fast Electromagnetic Analysis of 3D ICs

Yongzhong Li, Piero Triverio
Surface Roughness and Optical Measurements
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On the Parallelization of the MultiAIM Algorithm for the Fast Electromagnetic Analysis of 3D ICs

Yongzhong Li, Piero Triverio
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We propose a parallelization strategy for the Mul-tiAIM algorithm, to accelerate the electromagnetic analysis of multiscale integrated circuit layouts. We devise a solution for shared memory architectures. With a careful choice of numerical libraries, we achieve a code that can be easily adapted to distributed-memory clusters. Preliminary tests on a commercial 3D integrated circuit show good scalability up to 32 cores, and outline a few directions for further improvements.

University of Toronto (CA)
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Surface Roughness and Optical Measurements
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