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Some simulations may benefit by adding the following to the Abaqus command at the bottom of the script:
Some simulations may benefit by adding the following to the Abaqus command at the bottom of the script:
  order_parallel=OFF
  order_parallel=OFF
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=== Multiple node computing === <!--T:20832-->
=== Multiple node computing === <!--T:20832-->
Users with large memory or compute needs (and correspondingly large licenses) can use the following script to perform mpi-based computing over an arbitrary range of nodes ideally left to the scheduler to  automatically determine.  A companion template script to perform restart multi-node jobs is not currently provided due to additional limitations when they can be used.
Users with large memory or compute needs (and correspondingly large licenses) can use the following script to perform mpi-based computing over an arbitrary range of nodes ideally left to the scheduler to  automatically determine.  A companion template script to perform restart multi-node jobs is not currently provided due to additional limitations when they can be used.
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== Explicit analysis == <!--T:20833-->
== Explicit analysis == <!--T:20833-->
Abaqus solvers support thread-based and mpi-based parallelization.  Scripts for each type are provided below for running explicit analysis type jobs on single or multiple nodes respectively.  Template scripts to perform multi-node job restarts are not currently provided pending further testing.
Abaqus solvers support thread-based and mpi-based parallelization.  Scripts for each type are provided below for running explicit analysis type jobs on single or multiple nodes respectively.  Template scripts to perform multi-node job restarts are not currently provided pending further testing.


=== Single node computing === <!--T:20834-->  
=== Single node computing === <!--T:20834-->  
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   mp_mode=threads memory="$((${SLURM_MEM_PER_NODE}-3072))MB"
   mp_mode=threads memory="$((${SLURM_MEM_PER_NODE}-3072))MB"
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To write restart data for a total of 12 time increments specify in the input file:
To write restart data for a total of 12 time increments specify in the input file:
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Check for completed restart information in relevant output files:
Check for completed restart information in relevant output files:
  egrep -i "step|restart" testep*.com testep*.msg testep*.sta
  egrep -i "step|restart" testep*.com testep*.msg testep*.sta
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