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HeisenbergModel

Optimization of a Heisenberg Model for GPU using CUDA and CPU using openMP

This is an optimization of the model developed by Orlando Billoni in https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/0953-8984/28/47/476003/data.

Dependencies

requirements:

  • CUDA >= 10.1
  • CMAKE >= 3.5
  • OpenMP

Depending on OS you might need to get the following graphics libs and their headers:

  • OpenGL
  • GLFW
  • GLEW

Note:

CUDA 11 has CUB integrated so this might require you to do a few changes.

To build and compile:

  • cd to the folder corresponding to the version you want to run (CUDA or OpenMP)
  • cmake -S . -B /build
  • cd build
  • make

If you are compiling CUDA keep in mind the -arch=compute_75 -code=sm_75 flags in the CMakeLists.txt file and change them if you have a newer or older GPU archetecture.

To Run

./heisenbergmodel -L L

Where L is half a size. So N = (2*L)*(2*L)*(2*L)

That's the only mandatory parameter. All of the following parameters will take a default values specified in the code. Those parameters are:

  • -g for visual representation.
  • -o for file outputs
  • -t t0 t1 - to assign specific tmax and t_mic, which represent how many updates per Temperature and the measuring interval.
  • -f f0 f1 - to specify frac and flucfrac, which assign percentage for the gris distribution.

Also if you are running the CUDA you can specify block sizes with -b BX BY BZ