3DCenter Forum - Distributed Computing: LHC 2.0

Arcanoxer · 2011-08-10, 11:20:05

LHC@home 2.0
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LHC@home 2.0 - Higgs auf dem eigenen Rechner (Golem news)

Zitat:

LHC@home 2.0 is a volunteer computing platform for physicists working at the Large Hadron Collider - the world's largest particle accelerator - at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory. This platform will host several sub-projects for different LHC physics groups.

LHC@home 2.0 is an extension of the LHC@home platform, launched in 2004 to help physicists simulate protons beam dynamics in the LHC. At that time, doing full-fledged simulations of particle collisions was beyond the scope of volunteer computing. But the evolution of computer software and hardware, and in particular the use of virtual machine technology, has enabled a breakthrough...LHC@home 2.0!

As a result you can now be part of a global effort to simulate data that physicists will use in their analysis of LHC data, by running simulations of particle collisions on your home computer. The first project to run on the LHC@home 2.0 platform - currently in test phase - is called Test4Theory.

3DCenter LHC 2.0 Team

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Wer mit LHC nicht wirklich etws anfangen kann, sollte sich den Large Hadron Rap zu Gemüte führen.

Jeder ist Willkommen, Happy crunching!

Konami · 2011-08-11, 16:05:54

Hm, in der heutigen Zeit scheint keiner mehr Strom für Distributed Computing 'verschwenden' zu wollen.

Arcanoxer · 2011-08-11, 16:14:12

Scheint so, dafür wird umso mehr performance verschwendet.

Dabei läuft die Beta nur mit ein Kern/VM (Scientific Linux) mit mordsmäßig großen wu's, teilweise weit über 200MB.

btw...

Willkommen Timmy

2011-08-10, 11:20:05	#1 (im Thread / einzeln)
Arcanoxer Avantgarde Member Registriert: 2001-06-13 Beiträge: 6.812	Distributed Computing: LHC 2.0 - Test4Theory Beta LHC@home 2.0 boinc01.cern.ch LHC@home 2.0 - Higgs auf dem eigenen Rechner (Golem news) Zitat: LHC@home 2.0 is a volunteer computing platform for physicists working at the Large Hadron Collider - the world's largest particle accelerator - at CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory. This platform will host several sub-projects for different LHC physics groups. LHC@home 2.0 is an extension of the LHC@home platform, launched in 2004 to help physicists simulate protons beam dynamics in the LHC. At that time, doing full-fledged simulations of particle collisions was beyond the scope of volunteer computing. But the evolution of computer software and hardware, and in particular the use of virtual machine technology, has enabled a breakthrough...LHC@home 2.0! As a result you can now be part of a global effort to simulate data that physicists will use in their analysis of LHC data, by running simulations of particle collisions on your home computer. The first project to run on the LHC@home 2.0 platform - currently in test phase - is called Test4Theory. 3DCenter LHC 2.0 Team (Nach Teamname suchen) Wer mit LHC nicht wirklich etws anfangen kann, sollte sich den Large Hadron Rap zu Gemüte führen. Jeder ist Willkommen, Happy crunching! MXLinux Wildflower \| Intel Core i7-4790K \| ASUS Sabertooth Z97 Mark 2 \| 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP \| Asus Geforce RTX 3070 ॐ Geändert von Arcanoxer (2011-08-10 um 14:00:23 Uhr) Grund: 3DCenter LHC 2.0 Team hinzugefügt

2011-08-11, 16:05:54	#2 (im Thread / einzeln)
Konami Avantgarde Member Registriert: 2004-03-21 Beiträge: 6.451	Re: Distributed Computing: LHC 2.0 - Test4Theory Beta Hm, in der heutigen Zeit scheint keiner mehr Strom für Distributed Computing 'verschwenden' zu wollen. "Developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers." - Steven Anthony Ballmer

2011-08-11, 16:14:12	#3 (im Thread / einzeln)
Arcanoxer Avantgarde Member Threadstarter Registriert: 2001-06-13 Beiträge: 6.812	Re: Distributed Computing: LHC 2.0 - Test4Theory Beta Zitat von Konami Hm, in der heutigen Zeit scheint keiner mehr Strom für Distributed Computing 'verschwenden' zu wollen. Scheint so, dafür wird umso mehr performance verschwendet. Dabei läuft die Beta nur mit ein Kern/VM (Scientific Linux) mit mordsmäßig großen wu's, teilweise weit über 200MB. btw... Willkommen Timmy MXLinux Wildflower \| Intel Core i7-4790K \| ASUS Sabertooth Z97 Mark 2 \| 32GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical LP \| Asus Geforce RTX 3070 ॐ Geändert von Arcanoxer (2011-08-11 um 16:17:46 Uhr)