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Details regarding setting up MEEP for EM Drive simulations are below. | Details regarding setting up MEEP for EM Drive simulations are below. | ||
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The following was recommended by @leomillert:<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1404656#msg1404656 Forum post be @leomillert]</ref> | The following was recommended by @leomillert:<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1404656#msg1404656 Forum post be @leomillert]</ref> | ||
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* Parallel / cluster installs are documented [http://ab-initio.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/Meep_Installation#MPI_.28parallel_machines.29 here] | * Parallel / cluster installs are documented [http://ab-initio.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/Meep_Installation#MPI_.28parallel_machines.29 here] | ||
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A public AMI with meep installed has been made available (by @dumbo). The AMI name is ubuntu-trusty-meep-emdrive and the AMI ID is ami-3f54560f. Due to the long computing times required to simulate the frustum until "saturation" (for lack of a better term), some people may find it more convenient to run the simulation on EC2 than on their local workstation. | A public AMI with meep installed has been made available (by @dumbo). The AMI name is ubuntu-trusty-meep-emdrive and the AMI ID is ami-3f54560f. Due to the long computing times required to simulate the frustum until "saturation" (for lack of a better term), some people may find it more convenient to run the simulation on EC2 than on their local workstation. | ||
Revision as of 20:35, 14 July 2015
Details regarding setting up MEEP for EM Drive simulations are below.
Setup
The following was recommended by @leomillert:[1]
- Linux
- MEEP 1.3 with libctl 3.2.2, Guile 2.0.11, Harminv 1.4 and OpenBLAS 0.2.12. HDF5 is version 1.9.224 and h5utils is 1.12.1. I installed everything except OpenBLAS from source, compiled myself. It was really tricky, so I strongly recommend people to see first if their distribution has MEEP pre-packaged.
- Installation sequence
- Parallel / cluster installs are documented here
Amazon EC2 AMI
A public AMI with meep installed has been made available (by @dumbo). The AMI name is ubuntu-trusty-meep-emdrive and the AMI ID is ami-3f54560f. Due to the long computing times required to simulate the frustum until "saturation" (for lack of a better term), some people may find it more convenient to run the simulation on EC2 than on their local workstation.
The AMI is based on Ubuntu (Trusty) with packages meep and meep-mpi-default installed.
