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Re: Share processor time between calculations

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• Subject: [mg43553] Re: [mg43551] Share processor time between calculations
• From: jmt <jmt at dxdydz.net>
• Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2003 06:39:23 -0400 (EDT)
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You can try running this notebook with another kernel (usual licenses give let 
you run two kernels).
Eventually you can "renice" this kernel to a lower priority.

On Friday 19 September 2003 09:42, Oliver Friedrich wrote:
  > Hallo,
  >
  > I`m running Mathematica 4.2 on XP. I should try to solve an integral
  > which seems to be rather complicated. Now I`m searching for a way to do
  > that integral in the background with let`s say 30% CPU-power and do some
  > other calculations with Mathematica with 70% CPU power. Is that possible.
  > Can Mathematica do some Multitasking or Multithreading?.
  >
  > By the way, the integral is
  >
  > Integrate[f,{p,pmin,pmax},{t,tmin,tmax}] with
  >
  > f=\!\(\@\((\(-b\) - m\ p + \(c\_\(0, 0\) + t\ c\_\(0, 1\) \
  > + p\ c\_\(1, 0\)\)\/\(d\_\(0, 0\) + t\ d\_\(0, 1\) + p\ \
  > d\_\(1, 0\)\))\)\^2\/\(b + m\ p\)\)
  >
  > Is there a solution at all? I tried it on a Pentium450 all night long it
  > didn't get a result. Is there some hope to crack this one?
  >
  > Thank you
  >
  > Oliver Friedrich

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    • From: Oliver Friedrich <oliver.friedrich@tzm.de>