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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Linux cluster"”.

  1. Numerical Analysis of an Airfoil Response to an Impinging Gust

    Lessiau, Claire M.

    … frequency. Computational resources, involving a Linux cluster, were set up and maintained. The code was corrected and adapted to this particular problem. Results are compared with linear solution from the GUST3D solver.</p>

    embry-riddle Repository record

  2. An Efficient Platform for Large-Scale MapReduce Processing

    Wang, Liqiang

    … the automatic installation and con guration of a Linux cluster with integrated MMR library which enables the development and execution of MMR applications.

    uno Repository record

  3. HiPIP: High -Performance Invocation Protection

    Connelly, Katherine HaneUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … We perform an empirical analysis on a Linux cluster connected with 100 Mbps Ethernet. For a null RMI, the plaintext latency is 150 microseconds. Our HiPIP implementation adds 6 microseconds with a latency of 156 microseconds, whereas the DES encrypted null RMI is almost 200 times the …

    uiuc Repository record

  4. Computational Experience with Linear Optimization and Related Problems

    Elble, Joseph M.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2010

    … a specialized algorithm designed for a 16-node Linux cluster. The computational results demonstrate that the graphics processing unit offers a low-cost and high-performance computing solution for solving large-scale partial differential equations.

    uiuc Repository record

  5. Autonomous migration of vertual machines for maximizing resource utilization

    Choi, Hyung Won

    … When many virtual machines are deployed on a cluster of PCs, some physical machines will inevitably experience overload while others are under-utilized over time due to varying computational demands. This computational imbalance across the cluster undermines the very purpose of maximizing …

    njit Repository record

  6. A Descriptive Performance Model of Small, Low Cost, Diskless Beowulf Clusters

    Nielson, Curtis R.2003

    <p>Commodity supercomputing clusters known as Beowulf clusters, have become a low cost alternative to traditional supercomputers. Beowulf clusters combine inexpensive computers and specialized software to achieve supercomputing power. The processing nodes in a diskless Beowulf cluster do not have a …

    byu Repository record