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→‎Launching Remote Kernels in Mathematica
On your Linux desktop, start up Mathematica.
 
We'll start by launching kernels on twothree of the other cruncher machines, since this is a simple example to start with.
 
For this example, we're going to start 4 kernels each on ramsey, fibonacci, and fibonacciboole.
 
In the Mathematica window, type the following:
 
<nowiki>LaunchKernels[{"ssh://ramsey/?4","ssh://fibonacci/?4","ssh://boole/?4" }]</nowiki>
 
Then, right-click that cell and choose 'Evaluate Cell'. The system will launch the remote kernels, and show its progress while it does that. Once all the kernels are launched, you can run calculations on them. To close those kernels, do
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