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2018
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James Sullivan, Collin Weir, Austin Reichert, R. Todd Evans, W. Cyrus Proctor, Nicolas Thorne:
Student cluster competition 2017, Team University of Texas at Austin/Texas State University: Reproducing vectorization of the Tersoff multi-body potential on the Intel Skylake and NVIDIA V100 architectures. Parallel Comput. 79: 30-35 (2018)

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2021
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Yolanda Gil, Maximiliano Osorio, Varun Ratnakar, Suzanne A. Pierce, Je'aime Powell, Nick Thorne, Peter Lubbs:
Towards Democratizing Modeling at Scale. e-Science 2021: 269-270

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2018
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James Sullivan, Collin Weir, Austin Reichert, R. Todd Evans, W. Cyrus Proctor, Nicolas Thorne:
Student Cluster Competition 2017, Team University ofTexas at Austin/Texas State University: Reproducing Vectorization of the Tersoff Multi-Body Potential on the Intel Skylake and NVIDIA V100 Architectures. CoRR abs/1808.07027 (2018)

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