The Physics Department High Performance Computing Center is an HPC facility for computationally intensive Physics research.

This resource is available to all faculty, researchers, and students of the Physics Department. Physicists use the clusters for data analysis, instrument simulation, astrophysical simulation, lattice gauge modeling, and more. The clusters are built and maintained by Richard Bose. Specs:
The clusters contain a total of 58 cores. All are 64-bit Opteron or Athlon 64 processors. The clusters run RHEL4 AS x86_64 with LAM/MPI parallel computing implementation. The newest addition is a cluster of two 4 socket/8 core systems with Myrinet interconnect.