Grad Lab Computing Resources
Lab systems running RedHat GNU/Linux
Any grad student in our department can log into these systems.
Most are not suited for background jobs or for heavy-duty foreground jobs.
Nonetheless, in addition to the special-purpose machines
chivo1 through chivo4 (see below), grad students sometimes need to
run stuff in the background on machines that people sit in front of.
Before you ever attempt to put stuff on another machine or in the
background of your machine, be sure to know how to use tools
like screen, nice, top,
renice, kill, and nohup.
In addition, you may want to learn about VNC.
Intel Pentium 4, 2400 MHz, 512 MMB RAM
- anupama.grad.math.arizona.edu
- blecksmith.grad.math.arizona.edu
- chiasson.grad.math.arizona.edu
- deutsch.grad.math.arizona.edu
- fortgang.grad.math.arizona.edu
- hacker.grad.math.arizona.edu
- hammond.grad.math.arizona.edu
- mundt.grad.math.arizona.edu
- phillips.grad.math.arizona.edu
- scovel.grad.math.arizona.edu
- wickhamm.grad.math.arizona.edu
AMD Duron, 1200 MHz, 512 MMB RAM
- fennemore.grad.math.arizona.edu
AMD Athlon, 1100 MHz, 384 MMB RAM
- elfendahl.grad.math.arizona.edu
AMD Athlon, 900 MHz, 512 MMB RAM
- ropp.grad.math.arizona.edu
Lab systems running Microsoft Windows
Intel Pentium 3, 500 MHz, 256 MMB RAM
- chromo13.grad.math.arizona.edu
- chromo14.grad.math.arizona.edu
Intel Pentium 2, 400 MHz, 384 MMB
- m227-a.grad.math.arizona.edu
Other systems available to grad students
High-duty computing
The following systems have Intel Pentium 4 with Hyper-threading,
3000 MHz, 2048 MMB RAM.
- chivo1.grad.math.arizona.edu
- chivo2.grad.math.arizona.edu
- chivo3.grad.math.arizona.edu
- chivo4.grad.math.arizona.edu
Gateway systems
These systems are not for performing computations. Use them
to access your files, create ssh tunnels, print things, maintain your
website, and so on.
- gila.math.arizona.edu (Intel Pentium 4, 2.8 GHz, 512 MMB RAM)
- iguana.math.arizona.edu (for VNC, Intel P4, 2.8 GHz, 2048 MMB RAM)
