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Computer Facilities (Hardware)
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Computational facilities are crucial for a modern graduate research
training. Over the last five years, a great deal of effort and funds
have been expended in acquiring and linking an impressive array of
workstations and computers. In addition, Ohio University has
high-speed access to the Ohio Supercomputer Center in Columbus with its
Cray Y-MP and the new T3D parallel processor.
UNIX Servers and Workstations
- Fast Scalar Research Facilities (Fast scalar machines shared by several research groups)
- SGI Xeon Beowolf Cluster (4 node, 20 processors)
- DEC Alpha Server 2000 4/275 (zama.phy.ohiou.edu)
Fast scalar machines shared by several research groups
- Arts & Sciences Computer Graphics Lab (ASCGL)
- Undergraduate/Graduate Physics Computing Laboratory
- Other Workstations
- More than 20 additional UNIX workstations are distributed among the
various research groups in the department.
IBM PC Clones (Windows/DOS)
- Undergraduate/Graduate Physics Computing Laboratory
- 8 Dell optiplex GX110(Win2000)
- 8 Dell optiplex GX110(Solaris Intels)
- Other IBM PC Clones
- Over 45 other IBM PC Clones are distributed through out
the Physics and Astronomy Department.
Network PostScript Printers
- HP Laserjet 5Si (pcl) (Located in the Physics Computing Lab 257)
- HP Deskjet 1600CM (Located inthe Physics Computing Lab 257)
- HP Laserjet 4Si (pcla) (Located in the Physics Computing Lab 243)
- HP Color Laserjet 4550DN (Located in the Physics Computing Lab 243)
- HP Color Laserjet 4050 (Located in Rm 372)
- HP 4000TN (Located in Rm 372)
- HP Laserjet (hps) (Located in Rm 140)
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Last modified on 06/10/2005
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