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  NPROC=4
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''''Submit calculations''''


At the moment, to submit calculations,according to the information that we have, you should do some things:
== '''Submit calculations''' ==
*Add '''%nproc=4''' in the Gaussian input file
 
*Create an script to submit the job
 
  #!/bin/bash
At the moment, to submit calculations:
  #$ -N Test.in
*Add '''%nproc=4''' in the Gaussian input file, if you use the submision script qs it will be added automatically to the in.in file.
  #$ -cwd
*To sumbit the job, type:
  #$ -masterq kimik133.q
  #$ -pe nanYar.quad 1
  export LINDA_PATH=/usr/local/g03.C02/g03/linda7.1
    
    
   export g03root=/usr/local/g03.C02
   qs [number_of_quads]  q  job_type  script_to_submit_or_input_file.in
  . $g03root/g03/bsd/g03.profile
 
 
e.g.
  export PATH=$PATH:$LINDA_PATH/intel-linux2.4/bin
  export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/g03.C02/g03
 
  export GAUSS_SCRDIR=$TMPDIR
 
  CONF_DIR="/usr/local/scriptConf";
  SCREFERENCE="Test.in";
  SCRIPT="Test.in";
  OUTPUT="Test.out";
  GAUSS_PAR_HEAD="/usr/local/scriptConf/gaussParHead";
  g03 < $SCRIPT > $OUTPUT


Where '''Test''' is you input file's name and '''kimik133.q''' is the machine where you are submiting your job. In this case, the name of the script is Test.in.sub
qs 2 q g03 Test.in


To sumbit the job, type
== '''Pseudo-benchmark''' ==
  qsub Test.in.sub


Organometallic system
Stoichiometry C11H17BBrNO3P2Pd
program: G03
functional: b3lyp
# of basis functions: 404
  '''Frequency calculation'''
  --------------------------------------  -------------------
            Time(s)            #cpus    speedup  efficiency
  ---------------------------------------  ------------------       
  4quad      4451 0.29    16     2.8     70%
  2quad      7087 0.47     8      1.8     90%
  1quad    12387 0.82     4      1.0     100%
  -------------------------------------------------------------   
  4nodes(a) 15154 1.00     4      ---      ---
  -------------------------------------------------------------       
(a) large queue
Speedup    = T_1quad/T_#quad
Efficiency = Speedup/#quad


Fullerene
Stoichiometry C60
program: Jaguar
functional: b3lyp
# of basis functions: 900
  '''Frequency calculation'''
  --------------------------------------
            Time(s)            #cpus 
  --------------------------------------       
  1quad      7378 3.16     4           
  2nodes(a)  2333 1.00     2   
  --------------------------------------       
(a) short queue
O_O! #@"! So, don't use Jaguar in the Quadcores.
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Latest revision as of 10:02, 21 September 2011

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Hardware:

Processor: Core 2 Quad 2.40 Ghz
RAM:       4 Gb
scratch:   120 Gb

Queue name:

nanYar.quad

Nodes availables:

There are right now 43 nodes available.

Kind of jobs:

By now, please send ONLY Gaussian's jobs.

Ask for:

NPROC=4


Submit calculations[edit]

At the moment, to submit calculations:

  • Add %nproc=4 in the Gaussian input file, if you use the submision script qs it will be added automatically to the in.in file.
  • To sumbit the job, type:
 qs [number_of_quads]  q  job_type  script_to_submit_or_input_file.in

e.g.

qs 2 q g03 Test.in

Pseudo-benchmark[edit]

Organometallic system 
Stoichiometry C11H17BBrNO3P2Pd
program: G03 
functional: b3lyp
# of basis functions: 404 

 Frequency calculation
 --------------------------------------   -------------------
            Time(s)             #cpus     speedup  efficiency
 ---------------------------------------  ------------------        
  4quad      4451	0.29  	   16	    2.8	     70%
  2quad      7087	0.47	    8  	    1.8	     90%
  1quad     12387	0.82	    4       1.0	    100%
 -------------------------------------------------------------     
  4nodes(a) 15154	1.00	    4       ---      ---
 -------------------------------------------------------------        
(a) large queue


Speedup    = T_1quad/T_#quad

Efficiency = Speedup/#quad
Fullerene
Stoichiometry C60
program: Jaguar 
functional: b3lyp
# of basis functions: 900 

 Frequency calculation
 --------------------------------------
            Time(s)             #cpus   
 --------------------------------------        
  1quad      7378	3.16	    4             
  2nodes(a)  2333	1.00	    2     
 --------------------------------------        
(a) short queue

O_O! #@"! So, don't use Jaguar in the Quadcores. 


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