CPTG

The Chemical Physics Theory Group, known as CPTG, maintains a high performance computing environment and support staff with expertise in  scientific computing, parallel computing, software engineering and  networking, to carry out world class computational research projects.

Supercomputers and clusters:

• grappa
  SGI Origin 3900, with a total of 64 processors, and 24GB of 
  memory. The current cpus are 600 MHz MIPS R14000, with 8 MB ofcache.
  
  
• barolo
  SGI Origin 2400, with a total of 48 processors, and 26.5 GBof memory. The current cpus are 400 MHz MIPS R12000, with 8 MB ofcache.
  
  
• sonoma
  Beowulf cluster with 120 AMDOpteron cpus @1.8GHzin 60 dual-cpu machines, each with 2 GB of memory.  Gigabitethernet interconnect.
  
  
• shemesh
  42 dual quad-core 2.2 GHz Opteronmachines, each with 16 GB of memory
  
  
• atid
  50 AMD Athlon cpus @1.4GHz in25 dual-cpu machines, each with 1 GB of memory.
  
  
• casuccia
  40 Intel Xeon cpus @2.6GHz, in 20dual-cpu machines, each with 2 GB of memory.
  
  
• taurasi
  6 Alpha EV6 cpus @833MHz, each with512 MB of memory.

• Paul Brumer
• Simon Fraser
• Raymond Kapral
• Jeremy Schofield
• Dvira Segal
• John Valleau
• Stuart Whittington