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Initial CPS615 Course and Parallel Computing Overview
Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at CPS615 Basic Simulation Track for Computational Science on Fall Semester 95. Foils prepared 29 August 1995
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Overview of National Program -- The Grand Challenges
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Overview of Technology Trends leading to petaflop performance in year 2015
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Overview of Syracuse and National programs in computational science
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Parallel Computing in Society
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Parallel and Sequential Computer Architectures
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Why Parallel Computing works
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Message Passing and Data Parallel Programming Paradigms
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Laplace Equation with Iterative solver in detail
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Set (approximately 6) of application/algorithm snippets illustrating software, hardware and algorithm issues
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This mixed presentation uses parts of the following base foilsets which can also
be looked at on their own!
CPS615-Master95-1 Master Material for Initial CPS615 Course and
Parallel Computing Overview
CPS615-95A Master Set A of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
CompSciMay95 Overview foils for Computational Science
Overview at Illinois -- May 1995
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias
HPCS95master Master Foilset for HPCS95 Keynote
Presentation
InfoMall95 Overview of InfoMall -- A Virtual Corporation
for HPCC Systems and Software
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias -3- Auxiliary(Tall) Foils
Programming Paradigms A Part A:Overview of Programming Paradigms and
Relation to Applications
CPS 615 Lectures 1995 Fall Semester -- set 1
- This Presentation is made up by selecting foils from modules or or foilsets which are sometimes specific to CPS615 and sometimes generic
- There is a master foilset CPS615master95-1 and set of specific modules labelled CPS615A95 B95 etc.
See CPS 615 Basic Overview of Computational Science -- Simulation Track for complete course information
Start new Section:Overall Structure of Course
- Personnel Grading and Topics
CPS615-Master95-1 001 001 CPS615 -- Base Course for the
Simulation Track of Computational
Science
Fall Semester 1995 --
Lecture Stream 1
CPS615-Master95-1 002 002 Abstract of CPS615 Base Course of
Computational Science Simulation
Track
CPS615-Master95-1 003 003 Basic Course CPS615 Contact Points
CPS615-Master95-1 004 004 Course Structure
CPS615-Master95-1 005 005 Basic Structure of Course -- I
CPS615-Master95-1 006 006 Basic Structure of the Course - II
Start new Section:Technology Driving Forces
- What does device physics and semiconductor industry say?
- Note CMOS will dominate for next 10-20 years
- Maybe superconducting technology will be interesting at end of this era
CPS615-95A 003 007 The Technology
Driving Forces for HPCC
CPS615-95A 004 008 Effect of Feature Size on
Performance
CPS615-95A 005 009 Growing Logic Chip Density
CPS615-95A 006 010 Trends in Feature and Die Size as a
Function of Time
CPS615-95A 007 011 Supercomputer Memory Sizes and
trends in RAM Density
CPS615-95A 008 012 Comparison of Trends in RAM Density
and CPU Performance Increases
CPS615-95A 009 013 National Roadmap for Semiconductor
Technology --1992
CPS615-95A 010 014 CMOS Technology and Parallel
Processor Chip Projections
Start new Section:What is Computational Science?
- Nationally and at Syracuse
CPS615-95A 011 015 What and Why is Computational
Science ?
CPS615-95A 012 016 Parallelism Implies Major Changes
which have significant educational
Implications
CompSciMay95 003 017 What is Computational Science?
CompSciMay95 004 018 What do we have at Syracuse
University?
CompSciMay95 005 019 Program in Computational Science
Implemented within current academic
framework
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 021 020 Methodology for Computation
CompSciMay95 008 021 Usefulness of Computational Science
Degrees:
CompSciMay95 009 022 Syracuse Computational Science
Academic Programs -- Masters Degree
CompSciMay95 011 023 Syracuse Graduate Computational
Science Academic Programs
CompSciMay95 013 024 Computational Science Courses --
Typical CPS615 Module
CompSciMay95 015 025 Computational Science Courses --
CPS713
CompSciMay95 024 026 Some Academic Areas and their
Relation to Computational Science
CompSciMay95 028 027 Program in Information Age
Computational Science Implemented
Within Current Academic Program
CompSciMay95 029 028 Federal 1994 Blue Book Comparison of
National and Grand Challenges
CompSciMay95 031 029 Overview of Draft Curriculum for
CPS616
CompSciMay95 032 030 What we taught this Spring CPS600 --
"Technologies for
Webwindows" --
The next generation (meta)Computing
and Communications Environment
CompSciMay95 033 031 Master's Degree in Multimedia
Studies
Start new Section: Overview of HPCC Nationally
- National Program and Driving Applications
CPS615-Master95-1 007 032 Status of Parallel Computing and
High Speed Networks --
The Grand Challenges and the
National Information Infrastructure
Start new Subsection:General Overview of Parallel Computing Technology
HPCS95master 003 033 Superficial Observations on High
Performance Computing-I
InfoMall95 006 034 We have learnt that Parallel
Computing Works !
InfoMall95 004 035 Advances in Parallel Computer and
High Speed Network (HPCC) Technology
CPS615-95B 074 036 Performance of High End Machines
Years 1940-2000
CPS615-95B 075 037 Performance of High End Machines
Years 1980-2000
CPS615-Master95-1 015 038 Current Important Parallel Computers
--1995
HPCS95master 004 039 Superficial Observations on High
Performance Computing-II
InfoMall95 007 040 When will Parallel Computing Take
Over ?
InfoMall95 008 041 Some Hardware/Software Trends over
next 5 years
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 019 042 Who Uses High Performance Computers?
Start new Subsection:Historical Diversion
- Where I and Technology are coming from
CPS615-Master95-1 008 043 Historical Whimsy --
We will discuss Architectures later
in more detail
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 020 044 Some History
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 022 045 The Caltech/JPL Hypercube
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 003 046 The Ten Pioneer Hypercube
Applications Within C3P
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 026 047 Some More History
Start new Subsection:Another Diversion -- What is NPAC?
- Programs Personnel and Infrastructure
CPS615-Master95-1 009 048 What is NPAC ?
InfoMall95 019 049 NPAC Staff and Associated Academic
Units
InfoMall95 020 050 NPAC Parallel Computing Facility (as
of 1/3/95)
InfoMall95 021 051 NPAC Networking Infrastructure (as
of 1/3/95)
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 012 052 Wide Area ATM Infrastructure
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 013 053 NPAC Programs
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 014 054 NPAC's HPCC Programs
Start new Subsection:Federal HPCC Initiative 1992-1996
- From Grand Challenges to the NII(National Information Infrastructure)
CPS615-Master95-1 010 055 The Federal High Performance
Computing and Communication
Initiative 1992--1996
InfoMall95 009 056 The Federal High Performance
Computing and Communication
Initiative (HPCCI)
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 028 057 The High Performance Computing and
Communications Initiative
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 029 058 HPCCI Goals
Start new Subsection:Note the Trend to the NII
- And Importance of Communication and its integration with computing
CPS615-Master95-1 011 059 Note the Trend from Large Scale
Numerical Computing to the
Integration of Computing and
Communication in the NII
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 030 060 The Blue Books
Supplements to the President's
Fiscal Year Budget
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 031 061 http://www.hpcc.gov/
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 032 062 The Blue Book Covers
HPCS95master 005 063 Superficial Observations on High
Performance Communication
HPCS95master 006 064 Some Implications of HPCC
Observations
Start new Subsection:The Federal 1996 Program in Detail
- with special attention to Grand Challenges which are best documented successes
CPS615-Master95-1 012 065 The Federal Program Focusing on 1996
Highlights with many exciting
Applications
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 004 066 1996 Blue Book
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 005 067 1996 Blue Book (1 of 3)
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 006 068 1996 Blue Book (2 of 3)
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 007 069 1996 Blue Book (3 of 3)
Start new Section:The Many Grand Challenges
- which are large scale simulations
- With emerging National Challenges
CPS615-Master95-1 013 070 The Application Motivation for HPCC
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 052 071 Grand Challenge Applications
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 053 072 Applied Fluid Dynamics
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 054 073 Computational Aeroscience
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 055 074 Coupled Field Problems and GAFD
Turbulence
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 056 075 Combustion Modeling: Adaptive Grid
Methods
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 057 076 Numerical Tokamak Project
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 058 077 Meso- to Macro-Scale Environmental
Modeling
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 059 078 Mathematical Modeling of Air
Pollution Dynamics
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 060 079 Distributed Computational System for
Large Scale
Environmental Modeling
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 061 080 Cross-Media (Air and Water) Linkage
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 062 081 Global Climate Modeling
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 063 082 4-D Data Assimilation
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 064 083 Eco Simulations
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 065 084 Environmental Chemistry
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 066 085 The Quake Project
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 067 086 Land Cover Dynamics
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 068 087 The Underlying Bathymetry of San
Diego Bay
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 069 088 Biomedical Imaging and Biomechanics
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 070 089 Cryosectional image from the Visible
Human Male
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 071 090 Image Processing of Electron
Micrograph
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 072 091 Molecular Biology
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 073 092 Molecular Design
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 074 093 Biomolecular Design
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 075 094 Biomolecular Modeling and Structure
Determination
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 076 095 Computational Structural Biology
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 077 096 Computational Methods for Enzyme
Catlysis
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 078 097 Cognition
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 079 098 HPC For Learning
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 080 099 Fundamental Computational Sciences
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 081 100 First Principal Simulation of
Materials Properties
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 082 101 Galaxy Formation Models
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 083 102 Large Scale Structure and Galaxy
Formation
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 084 103 Grand-Challenge-Scale Applications
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 085 104 Simulation of Chorismate Mutase
Showing Lines of
Electrostatic Force
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 086 105 Simulation of Antibody-Antigen
Association
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 087 106 A Realistic Ocean Model
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 088 107 Drag Control
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 089 108 Impact of Turbulence on
Weather/Climate Prediction
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 090 109 Shoemaker-Levy 9 Collision with
Jupiter
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 091 110 Vortex Structure and Dynamics in
Superconductors
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 092 111 Molecular Dynamics Modeling
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 093 112 Advanced Simulation of Crash
Simulation
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 094 113 Advanced Simulation of Chemically
Reacting Flows
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 095 114 Convective Turbulence and Mixing in
Astrophysics
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 096 115 National Challenge Applications
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 097 116 Digital Libraries
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 098 117 Public Access to Government Data
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 099 118 Electronic Commerce
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 100 119 Health Care
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 101 120 Computer-Based Medical Records -1
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 102 121 Computer-based Medical Records-2
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 103 122 Radiation Treatment Planning
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 104 123 Functional Neurological Image
Analysis
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 105 124 Collaboratory for Microscopic
Digital Anatomy (CMDA)
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 106 125 Manufacturing Processes and Products
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 107 126 HPCC: The Business Outlook
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 108 127 Overview of Talk: Technical Topics
CPS615-Master95-1 014 128 Come to CPS616 for a detailed
discussion of the National
Challenges and the National
Information Infrastructure
Start new Section:The Fundamental Reasons Why Parallel Computing is Easy
- In Principle
- Most Problems are naturally parallel and most can be naturally broken up
- Into parts for execution on separate Processors
- This is however fraught with technical difficulties
Programming Paradigms A 011 129 Data Parallelism is a Universal
Source of Scaling Parallelism
Programming Paradigms A 012 130 We have learnt that Parallel
Computing Works !
Programming Paradigms A 013 131 Methodology of Parallel Computing
Programming Paradigms A 014 132 Concurrent Computation as a Mapping
Problem -I
Programming Paradigms A 015 133 Concurrent Computation as a Mapping
Problem - II
Programming Paradigms A 016 134 Concurrent Computation as a Mapping
Problem - III
Programming Paradigms A 017 135 Structure of Problems and Parallel
Software Approaches
List of Foils Used as they occur
CPS615-Master95-1 Master Material for Initial CPS615 Course and
Parallel Computing Overview
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
CPS615-95A Master Set A of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
CompSciMay95 Overview foils for Computational Science
Overview at Illinois -- May 1995
3 4 5 8 9 11 13 15 24 28 29 31 32 33
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias
21 19 20 22 26 12 13 14 28 29 30 31 32 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108
HPCS95master Master Foilset for HPCS95 Keynote
Presentation
3 4 5 6
InfoMall95 Overview of InfoMall -- A Virtual Corporation
for HPCC Systems and Software
6 4 7 8 19 20 21 9
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
74 75
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias -3- Auxiliary(Tall) Foils
3 4 5 6 7
Programming Paradigms A Part A:Overview of Programming Paradigms and
Relation to Applications
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Sorted List of Foils Used
CPS615-Master95-1 Master Material for Initial CPS615 Course and
Parallel Computing Overview
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
CPS615-95A Master Set A of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
CompSciMay95 Overview foils for Computational Science
Overview at Illinois -- May 1995
3 4 5 8 9 11 13 15 24 28 29 31 32 33
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-1 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias
12 13 14 19 20 21 22 26 28 29 30 31 32 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108
HPCS95master Master Foilset for HPCS95 Keynote
Presentation
3 4 5 6
InfoMall95 Overview of InfoMall -- A Virtual Corporation
for HPCC Systems and Software
4 6 7 8 9 19 20 21
CPS615-95B Master Set B of Overview Material on Parallel
Computing for CPS615 Foils
74 75
Leskiw-ChinaJune95-3 Overview foils of Status of HPCC with NPAC
Bias -3- Auxiliary(Tall) Foils
3 4 5 6 7
Programming Paradigms A Part A:Overview of Programming Paradigms and
Relation to Applications
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
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