The talk, slides, and code for our SGP graduate school course on MCGP can be found here: We cover a lot of ground: Monte Carlo integration, differential equations, Brownian motion, and of course walk on spheres, which nicely ties all these topics together!

RT @karpathy: There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget tha…

RT @keenanisalive: We often think of an "equilibrium" as something standing still, like a scale in perfect balance. But many equilibria ar…

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RT @wenzeljakob: There has been significant recent interest in methods that use random walks to solve PDEs. In a project to be presented at…

RT @diwlevin: The NVIDIA HiFi Physics team is looking for interns with interest/skills in 1⃣ Physics simulation (solids/fluids/differenti…

RT @NMcGreivy: Our new paper in @NatMachIntell tells a story about how, and why, ML methods for solving PDEs do not work as well as adverti…

RT @nicolefeng_: Signed distance functions (SDFs) are fundamental tools in graphics, vision, and physics simulation. But how do you get a…

@HTDerekLiu No triangle-to-triangle distance queries currently, but can explore adding support if there's interest :)

@AjayBHarish Yep, surface meshes. What queries are you interested in to volumetric meshes?

@hamish_todd Nothing fancy on the math side. a few optimizations here and there to squeeze performance, but I would definitely not claim it’s optimal.

@Dhyey1995 There currently isn’t any support for packet queries that exploit coherence, but to get started you can FCPW to create several rays that share the same origin.

RT @keenanisalive: Signed distance functions (SDFs) are an important surface representation, which can be directly visualized via the “sphe…

RT @Peter_shirley: Attention researchers who want some data to use!

RT @peterchencyc: #SIGGRAPH2024 Neural network and Monte Carlo are two ways to solve your PDEs without any mesh or grid. @jn_pranav combine…

RT @wtgowers: Google DeepMind have produced a program that in a certain sense has achieved a silver-medal peformance at this year's Interna…

@ShinjiOgaki The name FCPW was tongue-in-cheek :p I'll be releasing a GPU version pretty soon, just sorting out packaging issues with the Python bindings. Happy to provide you access to the private repo if you'd like to compare :)

@keenanisalive @baileymmiller1 Further resources available here!

RT @keenanisalive: Need to solve PDEs, and struggle with meshing? Heard about "Walk on Spheres," but didn't know where to start? Check ou…