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NC State High Performance Computing initiative offers NC State students and faculty entry and medium level high-performance research and education computing facilities and consulting support. Through our partnership program we leverage end-user HPC investments by providing an NC State supported secure and fault-tolerant operating environment for their equipment, including system administration and storage support.
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Linear/Nonlinear Equations and Multilevel Methods Tim Kelley
Dr. Tim Kelley and his team of mathematicians (left to right, Anne Costolanski, Kai Fan, Corey Winton, Dave Mokrauer, Tim Kelley, Anna Meade, and Deena Hannoun) explore algorithms for solving systems of linear and nonlinear equations, multievel methods for integral equations, radiative transfer problems, optimal control, large scale optimization, optimization of noisy functions, and flow in porous media. Dr. Kelley has recently been selected as a Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics Fellow for his work in porous flow.

Dr. Kelley supports Matlab software for Linear Equations, Nonlinear Equations, and Optimization. His group supports Matlab codes for optimization of noisy functions. They use the blade center to solve large distributed problems using the DOE ACTS software Trilinos, as well as smaller problems using many copies of matlab and the chemistry software Gaussian. Dr. Kelley's work is partly supported by the Army Research Office, which has purchased several hundred of the processors currently in use on the Blade Center.


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