[cid:[email protected]] CPS NEWS January 14, 2020 CPS NEWS BULLETIN Director’s Note Welcome back everyone – Happy New Year! A number of new and exciting things will be happening in 2020 associated with joint positions, new scientific thrusts, a CPS postdoc cohort, and student programs. Watch your email and the CPS slack for more announcements. Salman and Tim Science Highlight [https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/bb-E5AF7tRZgdx02Q2ajQHOvGzVHpJqs5tpElUZm7Voa2bccKjXFxOxmvdAOBbxEZK0W-CUCQC5AUAwMmstTMixYHOaMsUTiTgUX-QB7CfcrI8YyNTN7VL3jVR5MjJvxxUKyFUag]Members of the HACC team in ALCF, CPS, and HEP divisions received a very large allocation – Mira's swan song – to carry out “The Last Journey” cosmological simulation. One of the world's largest cosmology runs, Last Journey occupied all of Mira and was completed in September, 2019. The outputs of this simulation will be the basis for applying detailed models that populate the simulation's matter distribution (localized clumps, called ‘halos’) with galaxies and create synthetic sky maps that will be used by many sky surveys, such as the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST), the Dark Energy Survey Instrument (DESI), and CMB-S4. The simulation parameters were based on the current best-fit Planck cosmology, the run consisted of evolving ~1.24 trillion particles in a (5025 Mpc)3 volume and included a full on-the-fly analysis suite to create particle light cone outputs out to redshift, z=10, halo catalogs at 101 snapshots, and down-sampled particle snapshots. Information needed to create the history of structure formation (including galaxy formation) is captured by the construction of halo merger trees in post-processing. Finally, in order to follow the development of substructure over time, we have stored halo ‘core’ particles – particles that sample the stable central region of halos as they undergo mergers – for all analysis time snapshots. One major simulation aim was to exercise HACC at scale with the full analysis suite turned on to mimic the upcoming exascale challenge runs on Aurora and Frontier. First-level analysis tasks have been carried out, while others are in progress. We have measured the density fluctuation power spectra at different redshifts, the distribution of halo masses at different redshifts and for different mass definitions, and halo shape parameters. We have also created the first visualizations of the simulations, including time evolution movies (shown at SC19). The image shows the cosmic web structure consisting of voids, filaments, and halos, in a very small piece of the simulation at the final timestep. ALCF: Joe Insley, Esteban Rangel, Silvio Rizzi, Tom Uram // CPS: Nick Frontiere, Salman Habib, Adrian Pope // HEP: Katrin Heitmann, Imran Sultan, Patricia Larsen, Eve Kovacs Division News CPS New Year Luncheon: The CPS New Year Luncheon will take place Monday, January 27 from 12-1:30 in TCS Rooms 1406-1407. Lunch will be catered by Chuck’s. Sign up with $15 payment to Samantha by Wednesday, January 22 CPS Webpages: The first project page has been drafted and we are working through the rest of the pages to build up our presence. If you haven’t done so already, update your personal profile page and upload relevant images to the Box folder<https://anl.box.com/s/tw6xyyno4fp8wppdgrjzm8s8mrwp0dpf>. When you submit a photo, please also include a caption in the caption document. * If you were contacted to provide content for specific pages, please continue working on these requests. Speakers Needed: We need speakers for the Division Meetings beginning February 10. Sign up for available dates here<https://anl.box.com/s/l06fvyc3zt4zeeyb1rvuzk3luatwdvam>. Employee Spotlights Anniversaries * Nichols Romero – 10 years Promotion * Christopher Knight – 12/1/2019 Reclassification * Murat Keceli – 10/21/2019 Awards & Recognition Core Values Shout-Out Recipients: Marta Garcia Martinez, Adrian Pope, Patrick Shriwise, & John Tramm Monthly Calendar Wed. Jan 15 @ 2:00 – International Travel Monthly Refresher<https://my.anl.gov/article/international-travel-monthly-refresher-1?utm_source=Argonne+Today&utm_campaign=6db5882eee-ATS_20200113&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_91cdd2aa04-6db5882eee-237432017> // Building 233 Conference Room Thur. Jan 16 @12:00 – Argonne Town Hall<https://my.anl.gov/event/argonnes-water-strategy>: Water Strategy // Building 241, Room D172 Tue. Jan 21 @ 4:00 – Artist’s Reception<https://my.anl.gov/event/art-exhibit-signature-strokes> // Building 201 Lobby Wed. 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