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* Specific commands for using our research servers collaboratively: [https://sites.google.com/a/wisc.edu/math-intranet/home/computing/linux/research-computing/specific-commands-to-use-with-research-computing] | * Specific commands for using our research servers collaboratively: [https://sites.google.com/a/wisc.edu/math-intranet/home/computing/linux/research-computing/specific-commands-to-use-with-research-computing] | ||
* [[How to Use Intel Parallel Studio Compilers (icc and ifort)]] | * [[How to Use Intel Parallel Studio Compilers (icc and ifort)]] | ||
* [[Using the Wisconsin Undergraduate Research Cluster(WURC)]] | |||
Revision as of 16:55, 31 January 2020
The Math Department has several research servers for your use, as well as the capability to use the Advanced Computing Infrastructure's condor cluster for your computing needs.
Here's a list of resources that might be of help...
- How to connect and run a program on a server
- How to connect to a Magma Machine to run Magma (pdf)[1]
- List of our research machines[2]
- Command line guides for running matlab, maple, macaulay2, etc [3]
- Specific commands for using our research servers collaboratively: [4]
- How to Use Intel Parallel Studio Compilers (icc and ifort)
- Using the Wisconsin Undergraduate Research Cluster(WURC)