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The School has a High Performance Computing Cluster for use by staff within the School for undertaking research. The cluster is composed of eight Atlas nodes, four Helios nodes and three Apollo graphics terminals all running Red Hat Linux. The Atlas nodes are designed for doing corse grain computations and the Helios nodes for fine grain computations. Both the Atlas and Helios nodes were upgraded in the first half of 2009. The configuration of the nodes are as follows:
Staff have access to a range of Fortran and C compilers on the cluster as well as Mathematica, Matlab, OX and IMSL Fortran numerical libraries. The clusters are configured for undertaking parallel processing computations with either LAM or MPICH. Staff within the School also have access to supercomputing resources at the Australian Centre for Advanced Computing and Cummunications (aC3). |
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