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seong heon jung seong heon jung publications talks work about_me i am a first year phd student in parallel programming languages at new york university courant i currently work on space safe parallel programming parallel programs that only incur a predictable and bounded memory overhead without thoughtful design parallel programs can undergo a superlinear space blowup meaning a p processor run may use more than p times the memory of a single threaded run this results in higher memory usage of course and sometimes even worse performance cache misses etc i tackle this challenge from both practice and theory practice reasoning profiling tools for analyzing the worst case space usage of off the shelf parallel programs theory verifiably space safe parallel programming primitives such as schedulers and memory allocators i am advised by prof sam westrick during my undergrad i was advised by prof nikos vasilakis at brown university this site is built with a jekyll theme i published myself consolo 2023 12 23 building a ractor based server stopping ractors 2023 06 04 limitations of jekyll as a blog 2023 02 12 promoting my work 2023 02 05 moving to neovim 2022 12 25 hosting a blog on github pages with jekyll to err is human to forgive â segmentation fault core dumped seong heon jung email personal school github mastodon