The major changes of this release are:
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- provide cross-references to each of these subsections}
- % \item Improved support for automatic differentiation (see
- % Section~\ref{subsec:ad}),
+ \item A new, parallel, fully distributed triangulation class (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:pft});
+ \item Substantially improved performance for very large computations
+ on tens or hundreds of thousands of processor cores and up to
+ trillions of unknowns (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:performance});
+ \item Better support for parallel $hp$-adaptive algorithms (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:hp});
+ \item Support for particle-based methods (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:particles});
+ \item Improved performance of the symbolic differentiation framework (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:symbdiff});
+ \item Advances in SIMD capabilities and the matrix-free infrastructure (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:mf});
+ \item Advances in GPU support (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:gpu});
+ \item Better use of modern C++ language features (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:cxx});
+ \item Seven new tutorial programs (see
+ Section~\ref{subsec:steps}).
\end{itemize}
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These major changes are discussed in detail in Section~\ref{sec:major}. There
Serialization also enables these complex expressions to be compiled offline.
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-\subsection{Advances of the SIMD capabilities and the matrix-free infrastructure}
+\subsection{Advances in SIMD capabilities and the matrix-free infrastructure}
\label{subsec:mf}
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