Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics

Autores
Yommi, Andrea; Nigro, Norberto; Storti, Mario; Sonzogni, Victorio
Año de publicación
2002
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The use of clusters based on PC’s processors (usually of the Intel x86 family) became important in the treatment of large scale problems in mechanics. The size of problems in many situations of engineering interest, such as 3D fluid mechanics, requires computer power exceeding those of current workstations or PCs. The alternative of clusters allows the treatment of such problems without requiring expensive computational equipments. Clusters of microprocessors running free operating systems (like GNU/Linux) are usually referred to as ”Beowulf clusters”. A Beowulf cluster has been constructed at CIMEC-UNL and some parallel application codes are being developed. In this work we make a brief description of the cluster and the application code for computational fluid dynamics. We show some parallel performance analysis and some results of application of the cluster in the analysis of fluid dynamics problems.
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Ciencias Informáticas
Computational mechanics
Parallel computing
Beowulf clusters
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title Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
spellingShingle Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
Yommi, Andrea
Ciencias Informáticas
Computational mechanics
Parallel computing
Beowulf clusters
title_short Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
title_full Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
title_fullStr Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
title_full_unstemmed Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
title_sort Beowulf Clusters in computational mechanics
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Yommi, Andrea
Nigro, Norberto
Storti, Mario
Sonzogni, Victorio
author Yommi, Andrea
author_facet Yommi, Andrea
Nigro, Norberto
Storti, Mario
Sonzogni, Victorio
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author2 Nigro, Norberto
Storti, Mario
Sonzogni, Victorio
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Computational mechanics
Parallel computing
Beowulf clusters
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Computational mechanics
Parallel computing
Beowulf clusters
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Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa
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