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Hardware | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Mon, 06/03/2013 - 11:17. The Wisconsin Applied Computing Center operates a cluster named Euler. Euler was initially assembled on 2011-05-04, with hardware expansions on 2011-12-31 and 2012-04-01. It has the following specifications:. OS: Scientific Linux 6.2. Peak FLOPS (single precision): 86.7 teraflops (GPU). Peak FLOPS (double precision): 11.5 teraflops (GPU), 10.0 teraflops (CPU). Infiniband QDR interconnect (40Gb/s).

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Featured Research | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Mon, 06/03/2013 - 10:54. Independent study in high performance computing. University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Complex Systems Simulation Lab. Institute of Molecular Engineering. University of Wisconsin Madison. Fraunhofer-Institut für Techno- und Wirtschaftsmathematik. Institute of Molecular Engineering. Image Simulation Speedup for Dynamical High-Performance Lenses. Institut für Technische und Numerische Mechanik.

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ProCSI | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Thu, 06/06/2013 - 11:10. Promoting the Computational Science Initiative (ProCSI). An introduction to campus life with housing in dorms, ice cream at Memorial Union, and a tour of campus. Presentations by engineering graduate students on their research. College Preparation and Undergraduate Admissions Information Session. Visiting the CAVE, a virtual reality room, and seeing the programming that makes it work.

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Welcome to the Simulation Based Engineering Laboratory (SBEL) Outreach website, Dan Negrut

http://outreach.sbel.wisc.edu/ProCSI/2012

Abbreviations Used: SBEL Simulation Based Engineering Laboratory, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Food (provided): $8, 9, 17 for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Housing: Kronshage Hall - Jones House (2 students per room). Two chaperons present at all times (one male and one female). Simulation Based Engineering Laboratory, Dan Negrut 2015. SBEL is run by Associate Professor Dan Negrut. In the Mechanical Engineering Dept.

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User account | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. Log in (active tab). Enter your WACC username. Enter the password that accompanies your username.

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WACC Directory | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Fri, 05/31/2013 - 17:33.

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Courses | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Thu, 06/13/2013 - 11:13. ME451: Kinematics and Dynamics of Machine Systems. ME751: Advanced Computational Multibody Dynamics. ME964: High-Performance Computing for Applications in Engineering. CS 559: Computer Graphics. CS 777 - Computer Animations. CS 838 - Advanced Graphics. CS 638: Projects in Virtual Reality. CS 679: Computer Game Technology. CS 779: Rendering Images with Computers. CS/838 : Advanced Modeling and Simulation.

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SBEL News

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SBEL presented about our work to students in the Engineering Summer Program (ESP) here at UW-Madison. The ESP aims to support talented undergraduate students by giving them a more practical and well-rounded preparation for the workforce. Dan Negrut showed how our work in simulation is better equipped than ever to apply to what they know and how it's critical for our future. Daniel Melanz successfully defended his PhD thesis titled "Physics-based contact using the complementarity approach for discrete ele...

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About The Center | WACC

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Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. On Mon, 06/03/2013 - 09:47. To share and discover new ways in which computer modeling, simulation, and visualization can foster innovation and scientific discovery. Combine cutting edge research and education in applied computing with a strong outreach effort.

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W-FACE | WACC

http://wacc.wisc.edu/events/wface

Wisconsin Applied Computing Center. Faculty and Academic Researchers. Wisconsin Forum on Advanced Computing in Engineering. Bringing experts together to discuss the state of the art and shape the future of advanced computing in engineering. Each participating company is expected to give a 10-15 min talk that touches on the following topics:. Success stories in modeling and/or simulation and/or visualization. Perceived limitations that hinder productivity.