Manipulating Atoms, Real and Simulated, With Software
Submission Date
7-19-2019
Document Type
Paper
Department
Physics & Astronomy
Faculty Mentor
Thomas Carroll
Student Contributor
Evan Dryfoos
Second Student Contributor
Briana Strickland
Project Description
Solar is a program that automates submission of jobs to Slurm, a Supercomputer queueing system. Solar is a program written in Python that automatically generates more Python code from a simple configuration text file. This makes Solar very useful to those who need to submit many jobs to a Supercomputer and those with limited coding experience. Additionally, Solar also takes away the hassle of manually having to change each job's parameters before submission to a Supercomputer. Solar makes use of Slurm for job submissions to our Supercomputer but can be easily adapted to your choice of queueing system.
Recommended Citation
Bennett, Sean, "Manipulating Atoms, Real and Simulated, With Software" (2019). Physics and Astronomy Summer Fellows. 25.
https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/physics_astro_sum/25
Open Access
Available to all.
Comments
Presented during the 21st Annual Summer Fellows Symposium, July 19, 2019 at Ursinus College.
This project was supported by a National Science Foundation grant (PHY-1607335).