Application of PC Cluster Based on MPI2 in Ions Trajectory Simulation

This paper provides that when the beam current increases to a certain level, the number of ions must be increased and the space charge effect must be added in accelerator physics in order to gain high precise status of ions. It's needed high performance computing to complete this work which nee...

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Published in2015 2nd International Conference on Information Science and Control Engineering pp. 147 - 151
Main Authors Qinchun Xie, Yongquan Lu, Yong Liu, Dayu Yin
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.04.2015
Subjects
Analytical models
Computational modeling
Computers
Hardware
Ions
Ions trajectory simulation
MPI2
Parallel
Parallel processing
PC Cluster
Trajectory
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Summary:This paper provides that when the beam current increases to a certain level, the number of ions must be increased and the space charge effect must be added in accelerator physics in order to gain high precise status of ions. It's needed high performance computing to complete this work which needs TFLOPS level capability. So, a PC cluster based on Beowulf architecture and MPI2 was constructed, we put forward a parallel algorithm of divides and conquer according the mapping model of parallel problem, and we accomplished the simulation application of ions trajectory. In the end, we tested the application on different ions' simulation scale from 1.0E+4 to 1.0E+6. Experimental results show that optimized parallel algorithm gets 1.12~2.03 times on average speedup under the premise of guarantee accuracy. The best speedup is 2.52 when the number of ion is 1.0E+6 and the loop times is 1000. The simulation computation time is one third of be-fore. The success transplantation of ion parallel simulation software shows the superiority of the parallel computing and the validity of PC cluster. Additionally, it may be a good reference to other applications.
DOI:10.1109/ICISCE.2015.40