From 2020 all Linux desktop workstations have been decommissioned
and have been replaced with
AWS hosted virtual machines running RHEL7.
Additional computational facilities are provide by the School's High Performance Computing (HPC) and Physics Cluster resources. Much of the software listed is also available on these resources.
Additional software packages have been either installed on the workstation or
placed in a shared file system which is mounted on each workstation
under /usr/physics
.
Normally /usr/physics/bin
will
appear first in each user's executable path.
Consequently the command foo
, for example,
will invoke /usr/physics/bin/foo
even when
/bin/foo
exists.
Software package | Command to run |
---|---|
RHEL 7 (64bit) distribution | Package List, run command: rpm -qa |
Atom editor | The last version to run under RHEL7 was 1.50 this version is still available if required. |
COMSOL 5.3a update 4 |
run: comsol53 run: comsol53a
|
DS9 7.5 | run: ds9 |
fftw† nfft† (OMP/threaded) cfitsio hdf5 |
Package is installed on each workstation |
Geant4 | see: /usr/physics/geant4/README |
Gurobi-optimizer | run: gurobi.sh
run: gurobi_cl
See gurobi.com/documentation—local copy |
IDL 9.01,2,3 |
run: idl or idlde Note1 idl86 licensing problem Note2 Off campus access Note3 Idl9.0 requires glibc vers ≥ 2.17 Mac version http://macsoft.physics.usyd.edu.au/idl/,choose installer based on chipset. Copy lic_server.dat to /Applications/INSTALL_DIR/license/lic_server.dat. |
NEW Intel OneAPI HPC Toolkit |
All the Intel Developer Tools now freely available run: module avail to see the componentsExample: module add icc enables icc
and ifort See Getting Started Note: the 32 bit components are omitted but are installed |
Intel C++ & Fortran Compiler Suite 16 update 4 |
See /usr/physics/intel/2016.4/documentation_2016/ Kept for the applications built with this toolset. For newer toolset see OneAPI above. |
IRAF | see: /usr/physics/iraf/readme |
julia†(lts 2021-11-19) | run: julia |
Karma Tools | see: /usr/physics/karma/readme |
♦Kile | run: kile |
Latex Physics Customisations | see: /usr/physics/tex/readme |
♦LyX | run: lyx |
Magma | run: magma Only licensed to run on Stan, Kyle and Cartman. |
Mathematica 12.0 Mathematica 11.3 |
run: math or mathematica run: math11 or mathematica11 |
Matlab - various versions are available. Matlab R2022a R2020b .. |
run: matlab2022a run: matlab2020a run: matlab2019b etc |
MESA Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics | Consult web site and source
/usr/physics/mesa/etc/mesa-environment.csh before using. The latest versions of— MesaSDK can be found under /usr/physics/MesaSDK/ mesasdk-21.4.1 MESA can be found under /usr/physics/Mesa/ mesa-r15140
setenv MESA_DIR /usr/physics/Mesa/mesa-r15140
gyre-6.0.1 |
MIRIAD | see: /usr/physics/miriad/readme |
OpenMPI | see: /usr/physics/openmpi see: /usr/physics/openmpi-gnu |
Paraview |
run: paraview run: paraview52 run: paraview55 run: paraview581 |
Period 04 | run: period04 |
PGPlot† | Development files and runtime installed on all workstations run: pgdemo1, pgdemo2 ... |
Python | 2.7.5 is the RHEL7 system version Python3 is available under /usr/physics/python see: /usr/physics/python/README-* |
R♣ | R version 4.2.1 run: R |
Rclone | see: rclone.org Access cloud storage (OneDrive, DropBox etc) from Linux. |
SExtractor† | run: sex |
SolarSoft | see: /usr/physics/ssw/readme |
Supermongo | run sm |
♦Thunderbird | run: thunderbird See configure Thunderbird for Office365 (Modern Authentication) |
VMD 1.9.3 | run vmd |
♦gftp
♦filezilla |
run gftp
run filezilla |
ansys lumerical | see: /usr/physics/lumerical/README |
♦ —package installed from standard repository
♣ —package installed from Springdale Linux 7 computational core repository
† —locally built RPM in local yum repository