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Matlab Parallel Computing
MATLAB Parallel Computing
John Burkardt (ARC/ICAM) & Gene Cliff (AOE/ICAM) Virginia Tech .......... FDI Fall Short Course: Introduction to Parallel MATLAB at Virginia Tech http://people.sc.fsu.edu/∼burkardt/presentations/fdi matlab 2009.pdf .......... ARC: Advanced Research Computing AOE: Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering ICAM: Interdisciplinary Center for Applied Mathematics

09 September 2009
Burkardt MATLAB Parallel Computing

MATLAB Parallel Computing: Some Announcements

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Burkardt MATLAB Parallel Computing

MATLAB Parallel Computing: Some Announcements
ITHACA is an IBM iDataPlex cluster recently installed by Virginia Tech’s Advanced Research Computing facility. It is intended to gradually take over the high performance computing load from System X. ITHACA supports OpenMP, MPI and Parallel MATLAB programming. Right Now: Friendly users accepted for Ithaca (talk to John Burkardt if you are interested,); Mid October: Ithaca opened to general users (accounts given out through online application.).

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MATLAB Parallel Computing

MATLAB Parallel Computing: Some Announcements
MATLAB Training is available this fall. These classes will be presented by the MathWorks. Some of these classes are tentative. Check the FDI website for details. 2 October: Simulink (daylong); 3 October: SimMechanics (daylong); 8 October: MATLAB Programming Techniques. 8 October: Parallel Computing with MATLAB. 29 October: Parallel Computing with MATLAB (daylong). 19 November: Real-time Data Acquisition and Control. 19 November: Statistical Methods in MATLAB.

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MATLAB Parallel Computing

MATLAB Parallel Computing: Things Change

“Why There Isn’t Parallel MATLAB”
”There actually have been a few experimental versions of MATLAB for parallel computers... We have learned enough from these experiences to make us skeptical about the viability of a fully functional MATLAB running on today’s parallel machines.” Cleve
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