Cameron Kiddle, University of Calgary
12:00 PST / 13:00 MST / 14:00 CST
Grid technologies are changing the way research is done. This seminar will explore what these technologies are and how researchers can benefit from using them. Current support for grid technologies in WestGrid will also be discussed.
To attend this seminar, please refer to the list of locations to find a participating Access Grid location nearest you: http://...
Read more...Speaker: Matthew Greenberg (Calgary)
Title: Automorphic forms, Stark units, and Heegner points
Date: Wednesday, January 30 2008
Start time: 14:00 PST / 15:00 MST / 16:00 CST / 17:00 EST
End time: 16:00 PST / 17:00 MST / 18:00 CST / 19:00 EST
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GSB 315 at the University of Alberta,
ICICS/CS Building Room x521 at the University of British Columbia,
Biosciences 540B at the University of Calgary
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Ed Sumbar, University of Alberta
12:00 PST / 13:00 MST / 14:00 CST
OpenMP is a parallel programming technique for shared-memory multiprocessor computers. Compared to other parallel programming methods such as MPI and Pthreads, OpenMP is easy to learn. The OpenMP approach involves the use of standard compiler directives for making blocks of code run in parallel. It is particularly well suited to parallelizing existing serial code. This session will introduce you to the essential...
Read more...This week's Automorphic Forms Seminar:
TITLE: Weil Representations and Perverse Sheaves
SPEAKER: Hadi Salmasian (University of Alberta)
Date: Wednesday January 23 2008
Start time: 14:00 PST / 15:00 MST / 16:00 CST / 17:00 EST
End time: 16:00 PST / 17:00 MST / 18:00 CST / 19:00 EST
Locations:
- GSB 315 at the University of Alberta,
- ICICS/CS Building Room x521 at the University of British Columbia,
- Biosciences 540B at the University of Calgary,
- B716 at the...
Masao Fujinaga, University of Alberta
12:00 PST / 13:00 MST / 14:00 CST
This presentation is intended for those people having little or no prior experience with parallel programming. The focus is on distributed-memory programming with the Message Passing Interface (MPI), using a few simple examples in Fortran and in C. MPI requires you to design a program specifically for parallel processing. As one controls the sharing of data by explicit message passing, one has a very clear idea of how the...
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Jon Johansson, University of Alberta
12:00 PST /13:00 MST /14:00 CST
WestGrid provides a resource for scientific visualization in the form of an SGI Onyx Ultimate Vision computer with 24 processors, 14 GB of RAM and 10 graphics pipes. This machine is located at Simon Fraser University, but is available to WestGrid users from all WestGrid sites. This seminar will discuss how to access this resource using SGI Vizserver software and then will discuss some basics of...
Read more...Introduction to Collaboration Technologies
Brian Corrie, Simon Fraser University
12:00 PST /13:00 MST /14:00 CST
This session is targeted at those users who want to explore the use of collaboration technologies for their research. Although this session will focus on the use of Access Grid technologies, a high level overview of collaboration technologies will be provided to introduce collaboration technologies to the audience. Access Grid and the Access Grid infrastructure that WestGrid has...
Serial Programming on WestGrid
Doug Phillips, University of Calgary
12:00 PST /13:00 MST /14:00 CST
This presentation provides an introduction to serial programming on WestGrid resources. The talk includes a survey of compilers, debuggers and numerical libraries.
To attend this seminar, please refer to the list of locations to find a participating Access Grid location nearest you: http://www.westgrid.ca/support/training/attending_seminars...