SBIR/STTR Research Award

CONVERSION OF THE PARTICLE CODE ISIS TO THE CONNECTION MACHINE 5 FOR DECADE DESIGN

Award identifier 3b4a61daecb84805b5ae69e17d413c36f19e2b2c542465ba54bf9aebbc2019caAwarding agency Department of Defense · Defense Threat Reduction Agency

Award amount

$48,839

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

1992

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Defense
Branch
Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Recipient company
BERKELEY RESEARCH ASSOC., INC.
Proposal award date
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Contract end date
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UEI
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Solicitation number
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Topic code
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Research abstract

PARTICLE CODES SUCH AS ISIS ARE USEFUL FOR MODELING VACUUM POWER FLOW, ELECTRON BEAM MOTION, AND PLASMA BEHAVIOR IN PULSED POWER DEVICES. THE CONNECTION MACHINE 5 (CM-5) GOING TO THE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY (LANL) WILL HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR EXECUTING COMPUTER CODES SIGNFICANTLY FASTER AND LARGER THAN CURRENTLY EXISTS WITH THE CRAY VECTOR SUPERCOMPUTER ON WHICH ISIS RUNS. WE PROPOSE TO CONVERT ISIS TO THE CM-5 AND COMPARE ITS PERFORMANCE WITH THE VERSIONS RUNNING ON THE CRAY SUPERCOMPUTERS IN THE OPEN PARTITION AT LANL. THE FORTRAN IN ISIS WILL BE CONVERTED INTO THE PARALLEL FORTRAN CONSTRUCTS USED IN THE CM-5. THE CONVERTED VERSION ON THE CM-5 WILL BE BENCHMARKED FOR ACCURACY AND SPEED ON TEST PROBLEMS RELEVANT TO PULSED POWER DEVICES.

Technology keywords

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Agency intelligence

Department of Defense

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