ARCHIVED: Use GAUSS on Karst at IU

At Indiana University, GAUSS is available on the Karst cluster. To use GAUSS on Karst, add the GAUSS package to your shell environment using the following command:

  module load gauss

On Karst, you can access GAUSS both interactively and non-interactively:

• Interactive mode: To run GAUSS interactively, at the command prompt, enter:

    [username@q0142 ~]$ tgauss

  Then, at the (gauss) prompt, enter your commands, one per line. To execute matrix addition, for example, enter:

    (gauss) a={1 2, 3 4}
    (gauss) b={5 6, 7 8}
    (gauss) a+b

  The above lines produce the following output and return you to the (gauss) prompt:

           6.0000000        8.0000000
           10.000000        12.000000
    (gauss)

  To end the session, at the (gauss) prompt, enter:

    (gauss) quit

• Non-interactive mode: To run a GAUSS job non-interactively, at the command prompt, enter the following (replace program.e with your GAUSS program's filename and program.out with an appropriate output filename):

    tgauss -b program.e > program.out

  After the job has executed, its output file ( program.out) will be located in your default directory.