[Beowulf] NEC4 and beowulf
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Jim Lux jimlux at earthlink.netWed Dec 8 06:46:28 PST 2004
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I'm looking for information on anyone who has run NEC4 (Numerical Electromagnetics Code) on a Beowulf. The source is F77 (well, actually, DEC Powerstation Visual Fortran v.6, but doesn't use any graphics, so the visual is sort of superfluous). Aside from simple parallelizing schemes where you farm out multiple invocations to multiple processors, I'm looking for approaches where the inner grunt work is spread out a bit. It's mostly matrix math (solving a big matrix at one point, but, I don't know if it uses standard library calls). It does support some form of intelligent partitioning because you can set a total model size and separately set a smaller "in core matrix size" when you compile, so that it can swap to disk. Before I start really digging into the source, I thought I'd just ask. Jim Lux JPL
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