Large-Scale Parallel Performance of Multiphysics Applications on Multicore Architectures
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Jump to search filtersPeak radiated power measurement of the DOE Mark II container tag with integrated ST-676 sensor radio frequency identification device
The total peak radiated power of the Department of Energy Mark II container tag was measured in the electromagnetic reverberation chamber facility at Sandia National Laboratories. The tag's radio frequency content was also evaluated for possible emissions outside the intentional transmit frequency band. No spurious emissions of any significance were found, and the radiated power conformed to the manufacturer's specifications.
Ultravis Team Meeting Progress 2010-04
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Information analysis and visualization using the Titan toolkit
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Multifunctional Optical Coatings by Rapid Self-Assembly
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A hearty hodge podge of ErT2 research : a bit of this and a bit of that
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Challenges simulating low temperature collisional plasmas
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Transformational Energy Initiative Laboratory (TEIL)
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DOE CINT overview talk
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Highlights - Graphene on Metals
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Simplifying complex spectra and characterizing raman linewidths with time-resolved picosecond rotational CARS
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An analytically enriched finite element method for cohesive crack modeling
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First principles calculations of Ni(q%2B) and Ni2(q%2B) redox potentials and dimerization free energies in water
Journal of computational and theoretical chemistry
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Effect of surfactant concentration on surface dilatational rheology measurements of oppositely charged polyelectrolyte-surfactant mixtures at the air-liquid interface
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Connecting surface dilatational rheology and surfactant diffusion to and from the air-liquid interface
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MCAD data migration : a road more or less traveled
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The X-caliber architecture for informatics supercomputers
This talk discusses the unique demands that informatics applications, particularly graph-theoretic applications, place on computer systems. These applications tend to pose significant data movement challenges for conventional systems. Worse, underlying technology trends are moving computers to cost-driven optimization points that exacerbate the problem. The X-caliber architecture is an economically viable counter-example to conventional architectures based on the integration of innovative technologies that support the data movement requirements of large-scale informatics applications. This talk will discuss the technology drivers and architectural features of the platform, and present analysis showing the benefits for informatics applications, as well as our traditional science and engineering HPC applications.
An update on the spatially variable Kayenta model
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Jets, droplets, and cavities produced by vertically vibrating gas-liquid interfaces
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Topological feature-based statistical analysis of petascale data
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Advancing Sandia%3CU%2B2019%3Es PIV capability to the supersonic regime
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Precision, low-cost micromachined calibration tools for vision-based measurement equipment
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Sandia National Laboratories NM site report
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Assessment of Literature Potentials for Modeling CZT Crystals
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Maximizing the Performance of Wind Turbines with Nonlinear Aeroservoelastic Power Flow Control
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