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The advanced computational tools include the NASA FUN3D software which is used for solving nonlinear partial differential equations, known as Navier-Stokes equations, used for steady and unsteady flow computations including large eddy simulations in computational fluid dynamics CFD. All applications will go through a process of due diligence; any application found to be misrepresentative, plagiarized, or sharing an idea that is not their own will be automatically disqualified. The software is evolving. After you send the email which includes the passcode you should receive instructions to download the software within one business day. Pleiades Current System Architecture racks 11, nodes 7.

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Nasa runs competition to help make old Fortran code faster

How does your submission go above and beyond the sections above? Once you sign the software user agreement SUA you will be sent a letter via the US mail which will contain a passcode. The advanced computational tools include the NASA FUN3D software which is used for solving nonlinear partial differential equations, known as Navier-Stokes equations, used for steady and unsteady flow computations including large eddy simulations in computational fluid dynamics CFD.

Naea may respond to the email provided in basa letter and include the passcode. All challenge-related communication will be in English. We're thrilled with the rapid growth of this community, and would like to extend a warm welcome to everyone just catching up with the High Performance Fast Computing Challenge!

NASA is committed to getting everyone who is interested and eligible involved. Select primary job function.

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You can expect additional follow-up announcements over the coming weeks with updated instructions and timelines for this new plan. Overview Do you want to help aerospace engineers solve problems faster?

Any indication of "copying" amongst competitors is grounds for disqualification. We've been overwhelmed by the excitement for the challenge following nasx coverage and the exceptional community that's come together as a result. Connect with him on Twitter at thisismaz.

High Performance Fast Computing Challenge

We wanted to share with you that while it is an important protection, export controlled software is difficult to access, especially when a large number of people are interested in getting access simultaneously as is the situation with this competition. First off, thanks for your continued patience. FUN3D can be requested at https: In regard to this situation, it's important to be aware that NASA is committed to making sure the playing field is level and fair for all.

There is a question in the application that asks you to nasw the purpose for which the software is to be used. This challenge is being supported by HeroX and Topcoder and proposals are being accepted for 2 separate opportunities: Void wherever restricted or prohibited by law. The diversity of the innovators was so refreshing, we get how our solutions can literally live anywhere in the world.

HeroX would like to offer our deepest gratitude to everyone who has shown an interest in the High-Performance Fast Computing Challenge thus far. Information about Pleiades can be found here.

Our leadership team is thrilled with the results! Additional Information By participating in the cun3d, each competitor agrees to submit only their original idea. The public release of this software is anticipated for the end of June.

Submissions must be made online onlyvia upload to the HeroX. How feasible is the implementation?

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Based on the winning criteria, prizes will be awarded per the weighted Judging Criteria section above. How could you pass up an opportunity like this? The desired outcome is any approach that can accelerate calculations by a factor of x without any decrease in accuracy and while utilizing the existing hardware platform. According to the agency, existing computational fluid dynamics tools are too slow for some of the more advanced engineering simulations required to push the envelope on space travel.

How much time and effort will it take to implement the proposed solution? We have already seen some good stories about Fortran in reaction to the High Performance Fast Computing Challenge, and we want to hear more.

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