Skynet

This page contains information about using our cluster supercomputer, called Skynet, and other HPC clusters that we use.

Front view of our cluster

Closer view of nodes

Guides and tutorials

• Computing Service Technical details of our systems
  • Wigner RCP Systems Our own compute cluster at WIGNER Research Centre for Physics
  • NIIF Systems HPC systems maintained by NIIF
  • NSC Systems
  • AFT Systems Our own small computing facility at BME AFT. It's primary role is education since it's computing power is marginal compared to the previous HPC systems.
• General information, guides of our cluster, and NIIF systems
  • How to run calculations
  • How to prepare inputs
  • Shell Framework 3 (shf3) An optional framework for running jobs in our HPC systems
  • Tips and tricks Experiences with running the jobs. Perhaps you will wind a solution your seemingly unsolvable problem.
  • Scaling of VASP Comparison of running VASP with GGA's, hybrids, with GPUs, Xeon Phi or ordinary CPUs
• Computational physics resources
  • Useful programs and tools Molecular viewers, creating vector and raster figures, publishing with LaTeX
  • VASP Wiki The Vienna Ab initio Simulation Package (VASP) for atomic scale materials modelling
  • Turbomole manuals Program Package for ab initio Electronic Structure Calculations
  • NIST Standard Reference Databases
  • Periodic Table
  • Irreducible representations, character and product tables group theory data tables
• Legacy information
  • Computing Service Legacy
  • Python Framework
  • Shpak/ssh
• Interesting pages, stuff
  • Quick mediawiki reference
  • ESZR
  • PACS numbers list
  • Lecture Notes on Fortran Programming
  • Using Intel® MKL in your Python program
  • Intel Link Advisor
  • Bibliography engine for mediawiki used by this wiki. A fork of the Bibmanager extension