Accelerating mesh-based Monte Carlo simulations using contemporary graphics ray-tracing hardware.

Migration from software- to hardware-based ray-tracing not only greatly simplifies MMC simulation workflows, but also results in significant speedups that are expected to increase further as ray-tracing hardware rapidly gains adoption. Adoption of graphics ray-tracing pipelines in quantitative MMC simulations enables leveraging of emerging hardware resources and benefits a wide range of biophotonics applications.

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2025-11-27
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Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques
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Accelerating mesh-based Monte Carlo simulations using contemporary graphics ray-tracing hardware.

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Accelerating mesh-based Monte Carlo simulations using contemporary graphics ray-tracing hardware.

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Abstract

Migration from software- to hardware-based ray-tracing not only greatly simplifies MMC simulation workflows, but also results in significant speedups that are expected to increase further as ray-tracing hardware rapidly gains adoption. Adoption of graphics ray-tracing pipelines in quantitative MMC simulations enables leveraging of emerging hardware resources and benefits a wide range of biophotonics applications.

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Northeastern University (US)
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Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques
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