USNCCM18 Conference Presentation on "Exactly bit-reversible computational methods for memory-efficient adjoint sensitivity analysis of dissipative dynamic systems"

I recently had the opportunity to present at the 18th U.S. National Congress on Computational Mechanics. The focus of my talk was on exactly bit-reversible computational methods for dissipative dynamic systems. You can watch an extended recorded version of my talk on YouTube.

You can also play around with an interactive demonstration (below) of the bit-reversible time integrator discussed in the video. Use the right and left arrow keys to advance the simulation forward and backward in time, respectively.

You can download the open-source code from GitHub, and find additional interactive demos in the accompanying documentation for the REMAT bit-REversible physics and MATerial model library.