Titlebook: High Performance Computing in Science and Engineering ’03; Transactions of the Egon Krause,Willi Jäger,Michael Resch Conference proceeding

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How Do Droplets Depend on the System Size? Droplet Condensation and Nucleation in Small Simulation C as the system tunnels between the vapor and the liquid state as a function of system size. The results highlight the finite size dependence of droplet properties in the canonical ensemble and free energy barriers along the path from the vapor to the liquid in the grandcanonical ensemble.

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ovements based on EO aim at better convergence of the algorithm and better quality of program execution in terms of the execution time. The proposed load balancing algorithm is evaluated by experiments with simulated parallelized load balancing of distributed program graphs.

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M. Moseler,B. Huber,H. Häkkinen,U. Landmanlidate the method. This approach is applicable to a large number of problems concerning the design of complex forms. There are many such problems in the field of energy saving and generation, particularly those areas concerned with solar gain. This work forms a first step in exploring the potential of this approach.

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Amorphous Silica at Surfaces and Interfaces: Simulation Studiesin equilibrium and under shear. We show that in the latter three examples important structural information such as ring size distributions can be gained from the computer simulation that is not accessible in experiments.