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## A program that merges the results of each core into one file ✔
## A program that merges the results of each core into one file ✔
## A program that updates the weights of a mesh using partonsData ✔
## A program that updates the weights of a mesh using partonsData ✔
# Enable shared memory parallelization using CPU affinity, which means pin a process to a specific core.
# Create a script to run partons in parallel using shared memory ✔
# Create a script to run partons in parallel using shared memory ✔
# Create a script to run partons in parallel using distributed+shared memory (TODO)
# Create a script to run partons in parallel using distributed+shared memory (TODO)

Revision as of 11:42, 27 August 2020

Repository

  1. Github

Documentation

Summer 2020

  1. Add README.md file ✔

Code

Summer 2020

  1. Create a script that builds everything (including VTK library) ✔
  2. Create a MySQL server for partons
  3. Create a container on wahab
  4. Split Mitch's Code into:
    1. A program that creates kinematic values per core using:
      1. Uniform Data ✔
      2. Mesh Points ✔
      3. Splitting way
        1. First implementation: split the kinematics dataset like. This way we create areas of kinematics:
          1. N0_0... N0_m-1,
          2. N1_0... N1_m-1,
          3. N2_0... N2_m-1,
          4. ...,
          5. Nn-1_0... Nn-1_m-1.
        2. Second implementation: split the kinematics dataset by creating chunks of size 1 until each kinematics dataset for each node is filled. This way all nodes will have points of similar kinematics. [DONE]
          1. N0_0, N1_0, N2_0 .. Nn-1_0,
          2. N0_1, N1_1, N2_1 .. Nn-1_1,
          3. N0_2, N1_2, N2_2 .. Nn-1_2,
          4. ...,
          5. N0_m-1, N1_m-1, N2_m-1 .. Nn-1_m-1
    2. A program that computes the Partons Data per core using the kinematics values and the models:
      1. Compton Form Factors ✔
      2. Cross-Sections (TODO)
    3. A program that merges the results of each core into one file ✔
    4. A program that updates the weights of a mesh using partonsData ✔
  5. Enable shared memory parallelization using CPU affinity, which means pin a process to a specific core.
  6. Create a script to run partons in parallel using shared memory ✔
  7. Create a script to run partons in parallel using distributed+shared memory (TODO)