April -- The Beowulf in Astrophysics
APRIL SEATTLE UNIX® GROUP MEETING
Topics: The Beowulf in Astrophysics
Time: April 11, 2000 (Second Tuesday) at 7pm
Location: Attachmate
SE 36th & 131st Ave SE
Bellevue, WA
Cost: Free
Additional benefits with membership.
Tom Quinn from the University of Washington Astrophysics Department will speak on "The Beowulf in Astrophysics".
Beowulf Class computers are cluster computers built out of commodity off-the-shelf components. These have proven to be an economical way to provide computational resources for scientific problems. Tom will describe his experiences in building Beowulf computers in the University of Washington Astronomy department and using them to perform astrophysical N-body simulations.
Note meeting location in Factoria/Bellevue!
From Seattle I-90 East Exit 10B, Richards Road Straight through stop light. Right on 131st Ave SE From I-405 I-90 East Exit 11A, 150th St Right at stop light. Right on SE 38th St SE 38th becomes SE 36th Left on 131st Ave SE Parking garages will be locked after 6pm, so go up the hill to an outdoor lot if the circle drive is full.
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