Realtime Rendering on a Single Thread

Intro

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Author/Affiliation Information

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title: "Realtime Rendering on a Single Thread"
type: publications
summary: "Real-time rendering on a single CPU thread is no longer a daydream!"
date: 2021-02-20T20:55:17+01:00
thumbnail: eyeroll-wall.jpg
paper: "url-to-your-paper.pdf"
venue: 
  name: International Journal of Graphics 2021
  url: to-publisher-website
  note: conditionally rejected
authors:
  - name: Foo, Bar
    affiliations: [1, 2]
    url: https://desmondlzy.me
  - name: am I, Who
    affiliations: [1, 2]
    url: https://desmondlzy.me

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  - name: University of Foo
    url: https://foo.edu
  - name: Institute of Bar
    url: https://bar.org
---

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