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A flexible package manager that supports multiple versions, configurations, platforms, and compilers.
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Tamaas is a C++ library with a Python interface to efficiently solve contact mechanics problems with periodic rough surfaces, plasticity, adhesion and friction.
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Developers, Build your backends in record time! Deploy at scale with serverless technology. Self-host, install on any cloud or use our hosted platform. Open source, low code.
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Portable Engine for the Production of Parton-level Event Records
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A lightweight, fully unprivileged container implementation for HPC applications.
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ScaLAPACK for Python (scalapy) provides a high-level Python interface to distributed dense linear algebra using MPI, BLACS, and ScaLAPACK. It enables efficient computation on large matrices using a block-cyclic distribution, while exposing a NumPy-like API based on the DistributedMatrix abstraction.
This fork modernizes and stabilizes the original scalapy project with: • Support for Python 3.x on modern Linux systems • Clean MPI + ScaLAPACK detection (OpenMPI + Netlib ScaLAPACK) • Reproducible builds using a known-good NumPy / Cython / mpi4py stack • Documentation, examples, and automated tests • High-level wrappers for SVD, QR, LU, Cholesky, eigenproblems, and DMD workflows • Efficient distributed transposes via the new p?lapv2 wrapper
The project makes it possible to write dense parallel linear-algebra pipelines in Python while executing BLAS/PBLAS/ScaLAPACK kernels across an MPI communicator.
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A simple deployment strategy for PBI's cluster usage.
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An open source library of GPU Programming Tutorials in the context of Particle Physics.
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sstack is a tool to install multiple software stacks, such as Spack, EasyBuild, and Conda. These stacks are then linked together, using lmod module files, to easily integrate with most HPC environments.
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2021 interview test for optimization of Python code
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Configuration files for MAX IV HPC scientific software installation
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Documentation for high performance computing (HPC) clusters at UT. https://majid682008.gitlab.io/hpc-doc/
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This repo presents performance comparisons between a serial implementation, a MPI based and a Spark based implementation of a document clustering algorithm
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