Mathematica

To run Mathematica from PBS, type:

module load mathematica

Next create an input file containing the Mathematica commands. The first line in this file must be AppendTo[$Echo, "stdout"] and the last line must be Quit[];

An example input file,name it m.inp:

AppendTo[$Echo, "stdout"] 2 + 1 Expand[(x - 1)^8] x = 2 Quit[];

Then submit a script, such as the one below,

qsub ex.scr

#PBS -N mathe_test #PBS -q route #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=1,walltime=24:00:00 #PBS -S /bin/bash #PBS -M your-email-address #PBS -m abe #PBS -V # echo "I ran on:" cat $PBS_NODEFILE # #cd to your execution directory first cd /home/your-user-name # math < m.inp > m.out #



About the CAC Academics Getting Started Getting Help FAQ Resources Current Outages No outages have been reported Planned Outages No outages have been scheduled Search The CAC	Mathematica To run Mathematica from PBS, type: `module load mathematica` Next create an input file containing the Mathematica commands. The first line in this file must be `AppendTo[$Echo, "stdout"]` and the last line must be `Quit[];` An example input file,name it m.inp: `AppendTo[$Echo, "stdout"] 2 + 1 Expand[(x - 1)^8] x = 2 Quit[];` Then submit a script, such as the one below, qsub ex.scr `#PBS -N mathe_test #PBS -q route #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=1,walltime=24:00:00 #PBS -S /bin/bash #PBS -M your-email-address #PBS -m abe #PBS -V # echo "I ran on:" cat $PBS_NODEFILE # #cd to your execution directory first cd /home/your-user-name # math < m.inp > m.out #`