Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica Video cast Dauger Research, Inc.

Introduction to high-peformance cluster computing in Mathematica
including the history of the speaker, Dr. Dauger, and message passing in HPC.

The new Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica enables Wolfram Research's Mathematica to be combined with the easy-to-use, supercomputer-compatible Pooch clustering technology of Dauger Research. This fusion applies the parallel computing paradigm of today's supercomputers and the ease-of-use of Pooch to Mathematica, enabling possibilities none of these technologies could do alone.

Discussion of why the MPI approach to parallel computing is preferred, along with tutorials
describing how to parallelize problems that have basic internal interaction.

The new Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica enables Wolfram Research's Mathematica to be combined with the easy-to-use, supercomputer-compatible Pooch clustering technology of Dauger Research. This fusion applies the parallel computing paradigm of today's supercomputers and the ease-of-use of Pooch to Mathematica, enabling possibilities none of these technologies could do alone.

Live demonstration of Supercomputing Engine technology for high-performance computing in Mathematica. We begin with launching and utilizing the Mathematica cluster, then proceed with several simple examples in expressions and graphics.

The new Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica enables Wolfram Research's Mathematica to be combined with the easy-to-use, supercomputer-compatible Pooch clustering technology of Dauger Research. This fusion applies the parallel computing paradigm of today's supercomputers and the ease-of-use of Pooch to Mathematica, enabling possibilities none of these technologies could do alone.

See how high-performance clustering with the Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica can be applied to cellular automata and plasma physics. The benefits can be made with the addition of a relatively small amount of code.

The new Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica enables Wolfram Research's Mathematica to be combined with the easy-to-use, supercomputer-compatible Pooch clustering technology of Dauger Research. This fusion applies the parallel computing paradigm of today's supercomputers and the ease-of-use of Pooch to Mathematica, enabling possibilities none of these technologies could do alone.

This video is of the presentation given at the Wolfram Technology Conference 2006.

The new Supercomputing Engine for Mathematica enables Wolfram Research's Mathematica to be combined with the easy-to-use, supercomputer-compatible Pooch clustering technology of Dauger Research. This fusion applies the parallel computing paradigm of today's supercomputers and the ease-of-use of Pooch to Mathematica, enabling possibilities none of these technologies could do alone.