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Simulation of the Physics
of growth
Instructions for
Linux
users
New model:
Restricted Solid-on-Solid (RSOS)
one-dimensional (1d)
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Create a
folder (in lhome or home, say) and call
it
rsos1d_65k
(or
whatever you like).
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Q: How?
A:
cd /lhome
mkdir
rsos1d_65k |
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Depending on your processor type (Intel, AMD, etc.), download
one of the following files into
rsos1d_65k.
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Q: How do I download the
file? A:
Please right-click
on the file's name with your mouse and "Save as" or "Save
the link as", as the case may be, to the created folder (rsos1d_65k,
for example).
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If you have an Intel Inside (Pentium 4
processor), which could probably be the case, please download
rsos65536_1d_4l_8l_50r_mine_outside_p4.out [temporarily
disconnected] and execute it (next
instruction).
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For non-Pentium processors (AMD, etc.),
please download
rsos65536_1d_4l_8l_50r_mine_outside_gen.out.
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To start the
simulations, type the following commands at the Linux
Terminal:
cd lhome/bd2d_128
nice -19 nohup ./simulate_c_bd128_2d_4l_8l_wsat_p4_stat.out &
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If the program is stopped
for any reason (accidentally or on purpose)
type the following commands at the Linux Terminal
to continue the program.
cd lhome/bd2d_128
nohup ./simulate_c_bd128_2d_4l_8l_wsat_p4_stat.out &
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Deliver the results (which
are in the
rsos1d_65k
folder)
every week, every two weeks, every three weeks, or monthly:
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on CD, or
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on flash
memory, memory stick,
cool disk, etc., or
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by email (preferably after
zipping the files).
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