Mehmet Belgin

Mehmet Belgin is a Computer Science PhD candidate at Virginia Tech and provides programming support in VT-ARC. His research focuses on sparse computation kernels that dominate most iterative solvers. His is currently working on a framework that transparently stacks multiple instances of sparse problems in process level and solve them together for improved cache locality, better FPU utilization and reduced memory bandwidth usage.

His general research interests include register and cache level optimizations, sparse matrix representations, parallel algorithms and multicore architectures.