Abstract: For a long time, the UNIX workstations have been superior against to the personal computers as far as computational speed is concerned. However, the gap between the speeds has been decreasing. Today’s personal computers are fast and relatively cheap, whereas the UNIX workstations are expensive. A comparison between the available personal computers and traditional engineering tools like UNIX workstations, servers and also the supercomputers is needed. In this report such a study is made for a cluster of PCs. It will be shown that with ideal cases the speed and parallel performance figures of a cluster of personal computers are competitive with those of the workstation. Main result: Benchmark runs in a cluster of Linux personal c...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
This paper discusses the benchmarking of three parallelized implementations of the popular LS-Dyna® ...
Abstract: For a long time, the UNIX workstations have been superior against to the personal computer...
MEMO No CFD/THERMO-29-99 Date: 28. May 1999Abstract: For a long time, the UNIX workstations have be...
Linux clusters can provide a viable and more cost effective alternative to conventional supercompute...
In this paper, we have tested the parallel performance of an Intel Xeon-based Linux PC cluster using...
A bstr act L inux PC Clusters are a cost effective platform for parallel computational dynamics (CFD...
Motivated by a lack of sufficient local and national computing facilities for computational fluid d...
Cluster computing has emerged as a viable alternative to massively parallel super-computers to cope ...
High Performance Computing is widely used in the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) community to s...
The computer workstation, introduced by Sun Microsystems in 1982, was the tool of choice for scienti...
In this paper we discuss and demonstrate the feasibility of solving high-fidelity, nonlinear computa...
Motivated by a lack of sufficient local and national computing facilities for computational fluid d...
The parallel execution of an aerodynamic simulation code on a non-dedicated, heterogeneous cluster ...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
This paper discusses the benchmarking of three parallelized implementations of the popular LS-Dyna® ...
Abstract: For a long time, the UNIX workstations have been superior against to the personal computer...
MEMO No CFD/THERMO-29-99 Date: 28. May 1999Abstract: For a long time, the UNIX workstations have be...
Linux clusters can provide a viable and more cost effective alternative to conventional supercompute...
In this paper, we have tested the parallel performance of an Intel Xeon-based Linux PC cluster using...
A bstr act L inux PC Clusters are a cost effective platform for parallel computational dynamics (CFD...
Motivated by a lack of sufficient local and national computing facilities for computational fluid d...
Cluster computing has emerged as a viable alternative to massively parallel super-computers to cope ...
High Performance Computing is widely used in the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) community to s...
The computer workstation, introduced by Sun Microsystems in 1982, was the tool of choice for scienti...
In this paper we discuss and demonstrate the feasibility of solving high-fidelity, nonlinear computa...
Motivated by a lack of sufficient local and national computing facilities for computational fluid d...
The parallel execution of an aerodynamic simulation code on a non-dedicated, heterogeneous cluster ...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
A Finite Volume CFD code for modelling Natural convection has been parallelised using High Perform...
This paper discusses the benchmarking of three parallelized implementations of the popular LS-Dyna® ...