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Applications in Engineering and Design | Applications in Engineering and Design | ||
* Design of airfoils (optimizing lift, drag, stability), internal | |||
combustion engines (optimizing charge distribution, burn), | combustion engines (optimizing charge distribution, burn), | ||
high-speed circuits (layouts for delays and capacitive and | high-speed circuits (layouts for delays and capacitive and | ||
inductive effects), and structures (optimizing structural integrity, | inductive effects), and structures (optimizing structural integrity, | ||
design parameters, cost, etc.). | design parameters, cost, etc.). | ||
* Design and simulation of micro- and nano-scale systems. | |||
* Process optimization, operations research | |||
Commercial Applications | Commercial Applications | ||
* Some of the largest parallel computers power the wall street! | |||
* Data mining and analysis for optimizing business and marketing | |||
decisions. | decisions. | ||
* Large scale servers (mail and web servers) are often | |||
implemented using parallel platforms. | implemented using parallel platforms. | ||
* Applications such as information retrieval and search are | |||
typically powered by large clusters. | typically powered by large clusters. | ||
Applications in Computer Systems | Applications in Computer Systems | ||
* Network intrusion detection, cryptography,multiparty computations | |||
are some of the core users of parallel computing techniques. | are some of the core users of parallel computing techniques. | ||
* Embedded systems increasingly rely on distributed control | |||
algorithms. | algorithms. | ||
* A modern automobile consists of tens of processors communicating | |||
to perform complex tasks for optimizing handling and | to perform complex tasks for optimizing handling and | ||
performance. | performance. | ||
* Conventional structured peer-to-peer networks impose overlay | |||
networks and utilize algorithms directly from parallel computing. | networks and utilize algorithms directly from parallel computing. | ||
[[Image:Chrat.PNG]] | [[Image:Chrat.PNG]] | ||
http://top500.org/stats/list/29/apparea/ | http://top500.org/stats/list/29/apparea/ |
Revision as of 18:11, 5 September 2007
Topic for Dicussion
Section 1.1.1, second half: Commercial application trend
- What characterizes present-day applications?
- How much memory, processor time, etc.?
- How high is the speedup?
Multiprocessing has been an active research area for almost 40 years and commercial parallel computers have been available for more than 35 years. After getting off to a slow start, this area has now taken off. Shared memory multiprocessors have dominated this development. This is an area that has sprung out of tireless research and numerous published breakthrough results.
Applications in Engineering and Design
- Design of airfoils (optimizing lift, drag, stability), internal
combustion engines (optimizing charge distribution, burn), high-speed circuits (layouts for delays and capacitive and inductive effects), and structures (optimizing structural integrity, design parameters, cost, etc.).
- Design and simulation of micro- and nano-scale systems.
- Process optimization, operations research
Commercial Applications
- Some of the largest parallel computers power the wall street!
- Data mining and analysis for optimizing business and marketing
decisions.
- Large scale servers (mail and web servers) are often
implemented using parallel platforms.
- Applications such as information retrieval and search are
typically powered by large clusters.
Applications in Computer Systems
- Network intrusion detection, cryptography,multiparty computations
are some of the core users of parallel computing techniques.
- Embedded systems increasingly rely on distributed control
algorithms.
- A modern automobile consists of tens of processors communicating
to perform complex tasks for optimizing handling and performance.
- Conventional structured peer-to-peer networks impose overlay
networks and utilize algorithms directly from parallel computing.