SiCortex
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The SiCortex at Argonne supports research in the Mathematics and Computer Science Division. Such research involves research and development targeting multiple aspects of scalable high-performance computing, especially languages, libraries, and system software. Some of these projects work closely with application development groups in order to motivate and validate their contribution The following is a list of research projects (some still in a preliminary state) and associated applications currently using the SiCortex at Argonne.
- MPICH2 -- Portable MPI implementation
- ADLB -- Asynchronous Dynamic Load Balancing Library
- GFMC -- Green's Function Monte Carlo ab initio nuclear theory code
- NEK -- Fluid dynamics
- PETSc -- PDE solver library
- FLASH -- Astrophysics for Type Ia supernovae
- MPIBlast -- Biological Sequence Matching
- ParaMEDIC -- Framework for large-scale distributed computing
- falkon -- Globus task farming library
- Swift -- Grid Workflow software
- PVFS2 -- Parallel Virtual File System
- PnetCDF -- parallel implementation of setCDF I/O library
- Hydra -- next-generation porcess management system for MPICH2
- Autodock -- computational biology
- mx -- Myrinet communication library development
Our system has: 972 nodes
- - 6 cores per node
- - 4 GB/memory per node
- - 1300 MB/s interconnect bandwidth per node
- - 1 us of latency
- - the system has a novel network topology, described at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kautz_graph



