Links for GS 510
- GOOGLE
- Probably the best search engine. (Linux based)
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NCSA Beginner's Guide to HTML
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UNIXhelp
- Unix introduction (Edinburgh)
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UNIX is a four letter word
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Introduction to UNIX and VI
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VI Quick Reference
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First Steps in VI
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About VI
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VI tutorial
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Introductions
to LaTeX
- A page full of useful links to introductions to the most frequently used
scientific text processing system.
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GOOGLE: C Tutorials
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GOOGLE: Java Tutorials
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GOOGLE: Fortran Tutorials
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GOOGLE: MATLAB
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PERL Documentation
-
Computational Science Education
project
- A textbook and software links.
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Scientific Computing FAQ
- Large Link list
- Numerical Recipes
- Collection of numerical methods (Opinions vary), includes PDF files of
the book.
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SUN numerical computation guide
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SUN performance library documentation (includes LAPACK)
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NETLIB
- Large library of numerical software
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LAPACK
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Library of linear algebra routines
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Mathematical Software
Links
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Network-enabled optimization
system at Argonne National Lab
- Dictionary of Algorithms and Data
Structures
- TOP 500 Supercomputers
- List of the current top machines with statistics.
- Overview of
Recent Supercomputers
- History of Supercomputing
- PC
Hardware Overview
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Using and
Porting the GNU Compiler Collection
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Documentation for the GNU gcc compiler (version 2.95)
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Intel
Icc compiler
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Documentation for Linux
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C Compiler guide
- for the SUN c compiler. Includes explanation of options.
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MPI Books
and Tutorials
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MPI
Example Codes
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Designing and
Building Parallel Programs
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The MPI Resource
Center
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Colorado State University
Academic Computing and Networking Services
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High Performance Computing and
Communications Home Page
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Supercomputing '96
History Exhibit
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National Information
Infrastructure
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National Center for Atmospheric
Research (NCAR)
- San Diego Supercomputer Center
Alexander Hulpke (hulpke@math.colostate.edu
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