ER Power Users Symposium Presentations
12 July 1994
Names and Addresses of Presenters
The following user presentations describe results obtained through the Special Parallel
Processing (SPP) program at NERSC, as well as results obtained through use
of other DOE high-performance systems.
- "Recent Progress on Lattice QCD with MIMD Parallel Computers"
- - Claude Bernard, Washington University
- Postscript version
- "Understanding Tokamak Gyrofluid Turbulence Through Visualization"
- - Gary Kerbel, NERSC
- Postscript version
- "Parallelization of Quantum Chemistry Codes"
- - Al Wagner, ANL
- "Global Ocean Modeling"
- - Bob Malone, LANL
- Mosaic version
- "Adaptive Methods for Computational Fluid Dynamics"
- - Philip Colella, UC Berkeley
- Postscript version
- Figure 5
- "Recent Results of Lattice QCD Simulations"
- - Stephen Sharpe, University of Washington
- Mosaic version
- "Tokamak Plasma Turbulence Simulations"
- - Greg Hammett, PPPL
- "Electronic Structure of Organic Superconductors"
- - Dale Koelling, ANL
- Mosaic version
- Text version
- "Benchmark Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Partially Solvated Cations"
- - Rick A. Kendall, PNL
- "Molecular Views of Damaged DNA: Adaptation of the Program DUPLEX to Parallel Architectures"
- - Brian Hingerty, ORNL
- Text version
- "High Performance Computing for Beam Physics Applications"
- - Robert Ryne, LANL
- Postscript version [Note: 2.2 megabytes]
- Text version
- "Parallel Plasma Fluid Turbulence Calculations"
- - Jean-Noel Leboeuf, ORNL
- Mosaic version
- "Nuclear Structure from Lattice QCD"
- - K.F. Liu, Univ. of Kentucky
- Postscript version