T. Clark, R. V. Hanxleden, K. Kennedy, C. Koelbel, L.R. Scott
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Evaluating parallel languages for molecular dynamics computations
The paper describes the practicalities of porting a basic molecular dynamics computation to a distributed-memory machine. In the process, it shows how program annotations can aid in parallelizing a moderately complex code. It also argues that algorithm replacement may be necessary in parallelization, a task which cannot be performed automatically. The paper closes with some results from a parallel GROMOS implementation.<>