Acquisition of a Solar System Evolution Hardware Package
Acquisition of a Solar System Evolution Hardware Package
批准号:
9413813
负责人:
Harold Levison
金额:
$11.74万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1994
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1994-09-01 至 1999-08-31
中文摘要
摘要 AST-9413813 Levison,Hal 研究所将拥有6台最先进的工作站,这些工作站将通过高速网络连接在一起,形成一台功能强大的并行结构计算机,称为“太阳系轨道数值积分集群”或“SSONIC”。SSONIC将致力于解决有关地球和太阳系其他天体的起源和演化的一些主要问题。 在过去15年中,越来越明显的是,彗星和类固醇等小天体通过吸积过程,在地球和行星的形成和演变中发挥了根本作用。 行星形成后,小行星和彗星的撞击深刻地影响了地球气候的演变,i)提供挥发物和有机物质,ii)造成长期的气候灾难。了解这些天体的动态演化是必要的,以便充分了解它们对地球和其他行星的影响。 直到最近,在研究形成过程和长期演变所需的时间尺度上对太阳系天体的动态进行直接数值模拟一直超出正常计算的范围。 然而,由于最近计算机硬件和软件的进步,现在有可能解决太阳系动力学问题,而这些问题在两三年前还很难解决。 SSONIC计算系统将使PI在理解太阳系中的天体(如地球和其他行星)的起源和演化方面取得重大进展。 ***
英文摘要
ABSTRACT AST-9413813 Levison, Hal The PIs will acquire 6 state-of-the-art workstations that will be linked together using a high-speed network to form a single, powerful, parallel-architecture computer, to be called "Solar System Orbit Numerical Integrating Cluster' or 'SSONIC'.SSONIC will be dedicated to solving some of the leading questions about the origin and evolution of the Earth and other bodies in the solar system. It has become increasingly apparent in the past 15 years that small bodies such as comets and steroids played, through accretionary processes, a fundamental role in the formation and evolution of the Earth and planets. After the planets formed, asteroidal and cometary impacts profoundly influenced the evolution of Earth's climate by i) providing volatiles and organic materials and ii) causing long-term climatic catastrophes. Understanding the dynamical evolution of these bodies is required in order to fully understand their effects on the Earth and other planets. Until very recently, direct numerical simulations of the dynamics of solar system objects over the timescales necessary to study the formation process and long-term evolution have been beyond normal computational reach. However, due to recent advancements in computer hardware and software, it is now possible to attack problems in solar system dynamics which were intractable only two or three years ago. The SSONIC computing system will allow the PIs make significant inroads in understanding the origin and evolution of bodies in the Solar System like the Earth and other planets. ***
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