eugene@ames.UUCP (Eugene Miya) (08/14/84)
Re: Earlier posting of NASA Ames Seminar If you read the body of the abstract, you would find that CFD stands for: computational fluid dynamics. It is a application which is one of the driving forces for super computers and "fifth generation" computers. It is computationally intensive [in many cases worse than O(n sup 3)]. --eugene miya NASA Ames Res. Ctr..
mab@ttidcb.UUCP (Michael A. Bloom) (10/13/84)
In article <> eugene@ames.UUCP writes: > >If you read the body of the abstract, you would find that CFD stands for: > computational fluid dynamics. >It is a application which is one of the driving forces for super computers >and "fifth generation" computers. It is computationally intensive [in >many cases worse than O(n sup 3)]. Gee, this could lend a whole new meaning to the term 'floating point' :-) -- -- Michael Bloom --- {philabs,trwrb,cadovax,randvax}!ttidca!mab