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		Vlad Petric, an American mathematician, computer architect, senior software architect in Hedge Fund management, and former Intel and Google engineer [1]. In 2007, he received his Ph.D from University of Pennsylvania on the topic of a Rename-Based Instruction Optimizer under thesis advisor Amir Roth [2].
Vlad Petric [3]

Bit Gather Via Multiplication

While working on an Othello project, he rediscovered the bitboard trick to multiply and right shift masked lines (files, ranks, diagonals and anti-diagonals) to obtain a dense index with all masked bits of the line extracted ^{[4] [5]}.

Selected Publications

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• Vlad Petric, Anne Bracy, Amir Roth (2002). Three extensions to register integration. MICRO 2002
• Vlad Petric, Tingting Sha, Amir Roth (2005). RENO: A Rename-Based Instruction Optimizer. ISCA 2005
• Vlad Petric, Amir Roth (2005). Energy-Effectiveness of Pre-Execution and Energy-Aware P-Thread Selection. ISCA 2005
• Marc L Corliss, Vlad Petric, E Christopher Lewis (2006). Dynamic Translation as a System Service. Workshop on the Interaction between Operating Systems and Computer Architecture
• Vlad Petric (2007). RENO: A Rename-Based Instruction Optimizer. Ph.D. thesis, University of Pennsylvania, advisor Amir Roth

External Links

• Vlad Petric | LinkedIn
• Dr. Petric's Technical Blog
• The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Vlad Petric

References

1. ^ Vlad Petric | LinkedIn
2. ^ The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Vlad Petric
3. ^ Vlad Petric | LinkedIn
4. ^ Bit Gather Via Multiplication by Vlad Petric, Dr. Petric's Technical Blog, September 17, 2013
5. ^ Demystifying the Magic Multiplier?
6. ^ dblp: Vlad Petric
7. ^ Vlad Petric - Google Scholar Citations
8. ^ ScholarlyCommons - Vlad Petric

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