Dissipative Particle Dynamics using POETS technology

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• Jonathan R Beaumont (Imperial College)
• Monday 03 June 2019, 16:00-17:00
• Level 9 Seminar Room, EEE Dept..

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Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD) is a high performance computing problem, which involves a set of particles moving in a simulation space, and the changing velocity of these particles due to the interactive forces between them in this space. It is often used as a problem which tests high performance computing platforms, as the simulation spaces and numbers of particles involved can be very large.

In this talk, I will introduce DPD and what constitutes a simulation, the forces which are calculated between particles, and how this becomes a high performance computing problem. I will then discuss some methods of computing such a simulation, and how this has been done in practice. Finally, I will discuss how POETS technology performs DPD simulations, and the benefits POETS provides for such a problem, as well as how we are using this to drive the development of the POETS platform.

This talk is part of the CAS Talks series.

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