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As the first geographically distributed supercomputer on the Top 500 list, the AVIDD facility of Indiana University ranked 50^th in June of 2003. It achieved 1.169 tera-flops running the LINPACK benchmark. In this paper, our work of improving LINPACK performance is reported, and the impact of math kernel, LINPACK problem size and network tuning is analyzed based on the performance model of LINPACK.
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Citation:
Peng Wang, George Turner, Daniel A. Lauer, Matthew Allen, Stephen Simms, David Hart, Mary Papakhian, Craig A. Stewart,
"LINPACK Performance on a Geographically Distributed Linux Cluster,"
ipdps,
p. 245b,
18th International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS'04) - Workshop 14,
2004
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