Paper:	GPU-Accelerated Monte Carlo Simulations of Dense Stellar Systems
Volume:	453, Advances in Computational Astrophysics: Methods, Tools, and Outcome
Page:	329
Authors:	Pattabiraman, B.; Umbreit, S.; Liao, W.; Rasio, F.; Kalogera, V.; Choudhary, A.
Abstract:	Computing the interactions between the stars within dense stellar clusters is a problem of fundamental importance in theoretical astrophysics. However, simulating realistic sized clusters of about 106 stars is computationally intensive and often takes a long time to complete. This paper presents the acceleration of a Monte Carlo algorithm for simulating stellar cluster evolution using programmable Graphics Processing Units (GPUs). This acceleration allows to explore physical regimes which were out of reach of current simulations.

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