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Title:
Radix-2 Multi-Dimensional Transposition-Free FFT Algorithm for Modern Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) Architectures

Author(s):
Rodríguez Paul, University of New Mexico

Page numbers in the proceedings:
Volume II pp 221-224

Session:
Implementation

Paper abstract
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A general radix-2 FFT algorithm was recently developed and implemented for Modern Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) architectures. This algorithm (SIMD-FFT) was found to be faster than any scalar FFT implementation, and as well, than other FFT implementations that uses the SIMD architecture for complex 1D and 2D input data. In this paper, the SIMD-FFT algorithm is extended to handle Multi-Dimensional input data; this new approach does not make use of matrix transposition. The results are compared against the FFTW for the 2D and 3D case. Overall, the SIMD-FFT was found to be faster for complex 2D input data (ranging from 82% up to 343%), and as well, for complex 3D input data (ranging from 59.5% up to 198%)

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