Development and applications of a large scale fluids/structures simulation process on clusters
A modular process for efficiently solving large-scale multidisciplinary problems using single-image cluster supercomputers is presented. The process integrates disciplines with diverse physical characteristics while retaining the efficiency of individual disciplines. Computational domain independenc...
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description | A modular process for efficiently solving large-scale multidisciplinary problems using single-image cluster supercomputers is presented. The process integrates disciplines with diverse physical characteristics while retaining the efficiency of individual disciplines.
Computational domain independence of individual disciplines is maintained using a meta programming approach. The process integrates disciplines without affecting the combined performance. The procedure includes an efficient load balancing scheme suitable for parallel computers. Results are demonstrated for large-scale aerospace problems. The super scalability and portability of the approach is demonstrated on several parallel supercomputers. |
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