Bromley Research
SDSU Department of Physics
Computational physics at SDSU
Drs. Baljon, Bromley, Johnson, and Weber are the computational core.
FAQ
Q. How do i become a computational physicist?
A. Read Dr. Johnsons FAQ
Software
Firstly, see the system specific /etc/motd on Bromley Group systems
then, the Intel Compiler V10.0 has
documentation, and
and, the Intel Math Kernel Library V9.1
documentation
locally on the machine's.
Hardware - Clusters
The CSRC maintains three clusters that physics has access to:
| NAME | NODES | CPU | RAM | SCRATCH | Notes |
| dolphin | 36 | P4-Xeon Dual 2.4 Ghz | 1GB | varies | PGC use mpiexec |
| dolphin interactive |
12 | P4-Xeon Dual 2.4 Ghz | 1GB | varies | PGC use mpirun |
| dolphin2 | 18 | P4-Xeon Dual 2.4 Ghz | min 1GB | varies | ifort use mpiexec |
| bucephalus | 10 | Alpha Class | ? | ? | ? |
| malfuf (Prof. Baljon's) |
7 | PD-Xeon Dual 3.8Ghz | 1GB | 50GB | ifort use mpirun |
Hardware - Workstations
Bromley Computational resources are currently running Fedora Core 7. Since they are all desktops, you must run nice-ly. Their naming is based on aussie cricket captains.
| NAME | CPUs | CPU Class | RAM | SCRATCH | Notes |
| ponting 130.191.234.15 |
1 | P4-3.0 Ghz | 1GB | lots | ifort |
| gilchrist 130.191.234.16 |
2* | PD-3.0 Ghz | 4GB | lots more | ifort |
| waugh 130.191.234.17 |
2* | PD-3.0 Ghz | 4GB | lots more | ifort |
| hughes 130.191.234.18 |
2* | PD-3.0 Ghz | 4GB | lots more | ifort |
| border 130.191.234.19 |
2* | PD-3.0 Ghz | 4GB | lots more | ifort |
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