On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Ehud Karni wrote: > > Number crunching servers are used for running CPU-hungry processes, > > usually floating point calculations. Typically those would be various > > numerical simulations, solving of large matrices, Monte Carlo > > calculations, etc. > > Don't humiliate me. I know what are "number cruncher" and what are > they used for (I'm a physicist by education and worked on weather > applications). My question (obviously not understood) was: what > these specific servers used in TAU (Are they used for some specific > departments - physics, economics or specific tasks) ?
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