High Performance Computational Physics
Coordinator: Derek Leinweber
Events
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HPCP Meeting Room
- HPCP Students are invited to meet when they wish in the CCSS
Laboratory, Room 117 of the Oliphant Wing of the Physics
building. While we do share this room with other physics groups,
it is usually available.
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HPCP Meeting Time
- We'll find a time when all HPCP Students are available to meet.
Drop by the HPCP Meeting Room to catch up with your HPCP friends.
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Tour of SAPAC Supercomputers
- SAPAC's new supercomputer Corvus was installed in April 2007
this year. We'll tour the high-performance facilities including,
Corvus, Aquila and Hydra, to have an inside look at these
supercomputers.
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South Australian Virtual Reality Centre (SAVRC)
- We'll visit this 3D immersive virtual reality centre
to view data created by HPCP students. While we're there we'll
enjoy some of the leading-edge virtual reality applications used
at SAVRC.
General Information
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Enrollment Information
- Visit the Faculty
of Sciences Information Page to review core course requirements
and options. Note ELEC ENG 1006 is now ELEC ENG 1009.
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Foundations of Supercomputing
- Learn how to access the Titan Computing Cluster from Huxley or
Johnson computing suites.
Downlod the worksheet in
postscript or
pdf format.
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Essential Unix Commands
- A brief overview of the most important Unix/Linux
commands.
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Sample Fortran-95 Programs
- Once you are logged in to Titan, visit the directory ~hpcp/ where
you can find a few sample programs to help get you started.
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Fortran-95 References
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- Fortran 95/2003 Explained, Metcalf, Reid and Cohen
(Oxford) -- Recommended.
- Fortran 90/95 Explained, Metcalf and Reid (Oxford)
- Fortran 90/95 for Scientists and Engineers, Chapman
(McGraw-Hill Higher Education)
- Fortran 90 Programming, Ellis, Philips and Lahey (Addison-Wesley)
- Numerical Recipes in FORTRAN: The Art of Scientific Computing by
Press, et al.
(Cambridge University Press)
- Computational Physics -- Fortran Version, Koonin and
Meredith (Addison Wesley).
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Misc. Info
- Find out how to access Titan from
home. Explore links to on-line information related to
Computational Physics.
Supercomputing in Australia
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SAPAC Information
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The South Australian
Partnership for Advanced Computing (SAPAC) supports the
e-Reseach needs of South Australian researchers. In particular,
they provide and maintain the Titan
Teaching Cluster. Check out their Systems
Overview page.
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APAC Information
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SAPAC is a partner of the
Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing (APAC) which
hosts the National
Supercomputing Facility.
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