Running FDTD (Finite Difference Time Domain) with beowulf
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Irwan Hadi irwanhadi at phxby.comTue May 8 19:05:28 PDT 2001
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I have a question, does anyone has ever run FDTD (Finite Difference Time Domain) program under Beowulf Cluster ? FDTD program itself is for electromagnetic computational calculation, and takes CPU power very intensively. I wonder if we need special license to run the FDTD under beowulf cluster if it is possible, and how much the difference of speed if we run it under like 5 P III 933 Mhz dual Processor server (256 to 512 M Ram), and like 5 AMD Athlon 1 Ghz single processor server (256 to 512 M Ram), compare to run it with a SUNW Ultra-1 Sparc Station 167 Mhz with 128 M bytes Ram ? Thanks
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