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# Re: [femm] high performance computing options for FEM

- To: femm@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: [femm] high performance computing options for FEM
- From: max <max@infolytica.com>
- Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 07:56:54 -0400
- Cc: aiinmr@aol.com, g.moyna@usip.edu, rzinger579@on.aibn.com, gilles@infolytica.com
- Organization: Infolytica Corporation
- References: <3B040E60.6DB5F8A6@iei.net>

    Dear Greg,

    Hi,
    I am very well versed in NMR and I had in the past an association with Frank
    Contrato.
    in 1993 till 96 I was representing Elbit in Canada promoting the on line NMR
    developed
    by Uri Rapoport. I reporetd directly to Elbit in Haifa, Israel but on
    technical matters I worked
    with Frank.
    BELIEVE IT OR NOT I HAD A CONDITIONAL ORDER FOR 9 NMR's from Labat's
    Breweries
    for monitoring alcohol in the production stage.But, the software was not
    ready for on line operation
    and Elbit refused to deliver one unit for a trial run to Labats Research
    Center's Pilot Plant for 4
    weeks to reproduce the accuracy and precision of analysis. I had Miko
    DeLevy,President of Elbit
    fly in and talk to the Director Dr Rassmussen in London. DeLevy still
    declined to send in a trail unit.
    Within 6 months the Elbit NMR group was disbanded and the product rigths sold
    to Fisher Controls (?)
    Frank was suppose to send us a contract to represent Anasazi Instruments ,
    but than somebody in his family
    past away, Frank was gone for weeks. I went to a MOT
    (Montreal,Ottawa,Toronto) NMR Group Meeting
    at University of Laval ,Quebec City and distributed Anasazi's Brochures.
    Eventually I signed a contract with Infolytica Corporation which designs the
    leading FEA Simulation Software
    for electromagnetics. And guess what, Uri Rapoport bought our software
    MagNet5 and is using it in his new
    enterprise Medi-Mag, in Meshek Moshav, Israel. He did hire Richmond Chan, to
    work for him in Chicago,
    but I am not sure if Mr Chan is still with Uri.
    In any case, we oe have the new MagNet6 with 2D: PM (DC), TH(AC), TR2D(
    Transient) and TR2D Transient with Motion Solvers as well as PM3D,TH3D,TR3D
    Plus a brand new Termal Simulation system.
    The software can be fully automated for unattended optimization runs.
    If you are interested, I can arrange for you a free evaluation of MagNet.
    Send my regards to Frank.

    Regards
    Max Zinger
    Sales Manager
    Infolytica Corporation
    Website: www.infolytica.com

    greg Quinting wrote:

    > Members of the FEMM group ...
    >
    > I am a new member working on a large, static permanent magnet design
    > problem for magnetic resonance. Times to calculate range from 4-6 hours
    > at high mesh densities on a 550MHz PIII server with 400Mbytes RAM,
    > Windows 2000 Professional. I need to optimize the computational
    > efficiency while increasing the mesh densities.
    >
    > Does anyone have experience with any of these options? :
    >
    > 1. Single Pentium IV at high clock speeds.
    > 2. Dual processor Pentium servers
    > 3. Clusters under Windows 2000 Advanced Server or
    > Datacenter Server, where one might have 8 - 32 processors.
    >
    > Under options 2. and 3. would I need to get into the source code to take
    > full advantage of either architecture, e.g. libraries specifically
    > geared towards multithreading on dual processor and/or clusters? (Early
    > indications are to the affirmative.)
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Greg
    >
    > ===
    >
    > > > Gregory R. Quinting, Ph.D.
    > > > Anasazi Instruments, Inc.
    > > > 4101 Cashard Ave. #103
    > > > Indianapolis, IN 46203
    > > > 317-783-4126
    > > > 317-783-7083 fax
    > > > aiinmr@aol.com
    >
    >
    >
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