ELBRUS PROCESSORS FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING

Modern science is impossible without computer calculations - from processing measurement results to modeling processes. All advanced research centers use computing clusters for these tasks, mostly based on x86 processors. The software was originally developed for popular architectures and requires porting to work on domestic Elbrus processors. In the paper the programs ported to the Elbrus architecture, which allow to perform physical data analysis, processing and modeling were presented.

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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.58168/phbsc-it2025_83-86
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Photonic and Optical Devices
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ELBRUS PROCESSORS FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING

A. Zubankov
Photonic and Optical Devices
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ELBRUS PROCESSORS FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING

A. Zubankov
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Abstract

Modern science is impossible without computer calculations - from processing measurement results to modeling processes. All advanced research centers use computing clusters for these tasks, mostly based on x86 processors. The software was originally developed for popular architectures and requires porting to work on domestic Elbrus processors. In the paper the programs ported to the Elbrus architecture, which allow to perform physical data analysis, processing and modeling were presented.

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