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Research Highlights

Stress Corrosion Cracking Simulations

  • Petascale simulations with quantum-level accuracy;
  • Trillion-atom molecular dynamics simulations based on density functional theory and temperature-dependent model generalized pseudopotential theory;
  • Quasicontinuum method embedded with, and accelerated molecular dynamics coupled with quasicontinuum to reach macroscopic time scales relevant to stress corrosion cracking

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The Workshop will be held on May 18th-25th, 2008!
Banquet Ceremony: Friday, May 23, 2008.


Hotel Information

Radisson (Midtown) USC Downtown Los Angeles
3540 S Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90007
(213) 746-3255


May 18, 2008 Attendees: Please take a taxi from the airport. The cost is about $25-35. Please bring enough cash. Most taxis only accept cash. You can try to carpool to split the cost of the taxi fare.
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Vision

Follow the advances in computing technologies from teraflop to petaflop (hardware, software, and algorithms) to:

  • Perform realistic simulations of nanosystems and devices

  • Demonstrate the feasibility of simulating systems not yet attempted

  • Incorporate simulation and parallel computing & visualization in physical sciences and engineering education

The Info/Bio/Nano Interface: High-Performance Computing & Visualization

Within Reach,

  • At the nano-scale (?100nm)~ 10 million -10 billion atom Nanosystems (inorganic, organic, biochemical) can be simulated & visualized while maintaining their atomistic nature

  • At micro-to meso-scales (0.1mm to mms)–Seamless transition from discrete to continuum model via connection to finite element approaches–Allows examination of systems such as NEMS

 

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