Michael deLorimier
michael@delorimier.org
(320) 616-1612
2119 22nd St.
San Francisco CA 94107
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Michael deLorimier
michael@delorimier.org
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Here's a little solar sail simulation that I wrote for the web.
For my PhD I designed a high-performance domain-specific parallel programming language and implemented a compiler that targets FPGAs. I have experience in data collection, analysis and presentation, algorithm analysis and design, parallel programming, and FPGA logic and embedded systems design. I am currently interested in a broad range of applications for my skills, including high performance parallel systems, algorithms for GPUs, large-scale distributed systems, analysis or implementation for large-scale databases, and computer architecture.
GRAph Parallel Actor Language — A Programming Language for Parallel Graph Algorithms
PhD Thesis,
August 2012,
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Floating-point sparse matrix-vector multiply for FPGAs
Master's Thesis,
May 2005,
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Spatial hardware implementation for sparse graph algorithms in GraphStep
Michael deLorimier, Nachiket Kapre, Nikil Mehta, André Dehon
ACM Transactions on Autonomous and Adaptive Systems,
September 2011,
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GraphStep: A system architecture for sparse-graph algorithms
Michael deLorimier, Nachiket Kapre, Nikil Mehta, Dominic Rizzo, Ian Eslick, Raphael Rubin, Tomás E. Uribe, Thomas F. Knight, Jr. and André DeHon
IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines,
April 2006,
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Packet-Switched vs. Time-Multiplexed FPGA Overlay Networks
Nachiket Kapre, Nikil Mehta, Michael deLorimier, Raphael Rubin, Henry Barnor, Michael J. Wilson, Michael Wrighton, and André DeHon
IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines,
April 2006,
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Floating-point sparse matrix-vector multiply for FPGAs
Michael deLorimier and André DeHon
ACM Symposium on Field-programmable gate arrays,
February 2005,
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Design patterns for reconfigurable computing
André DeHon, Joshua Adams, Michael DeLorimier, Nachiket Kapre, Yuki Matsuda, Helia Naeimi, Michael Vanier, and Michael Wrighton
IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines,
April 2004,
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