Daniele Paolo Scarpazza

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2014
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David E. Shaw, J. P. Grossman, Joseph A. Bank, Brannon Batson, J. Adam Butts, Jack C. Chao, Martin M. Deneroff, Ron O. Dror, Amos Even, Christopher H. Fenton, Anthony Forte, Joseph Gagliardo, Gennette Gill, Brian Greskamp, C. Richard Ho, Douglas J. Ierardi, Lev Iserovich, Jeffrey Kuskin, Richard H. Larson, Timothy Layman, Li-Siang Lee, Adam K. Lerer, Chester Li, Daniel Killebrew, Kenneth M. Mackenzie, Shark Yeuk-Hai Mok, Mark A. Moraes, Rolf Mueller, Lawrence J. Nociolo, Jon L. Peticolas, Terry Quan, Daniel Ramot, John K. Salmon, Daniele Paolo Scarpazza, U. Ben Schafer, Naseer Siddique, Christopher W. Snyder, Jochen Spengler, Ping Tak Peter Tang, Michael Theobald, Horia Toma, Brian Towles, Benjamin Vitale, Stanley C. Wang, Cliff Young:
Anton 2: Raising the Bar for Performance and Programmability in a Special-Purpose Molecular Dynamics Supercomputer. SC 2014: 41-53
2013
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Daniele Paolo Scarpazza, Douglas J. Ierardi, Adam K. Lerer, Kenneth M. Mackenzie, Albert C. Pan, Joseph A. Bank, Edmond Chow, Ron O. Dror, J. P. Grossman, Daniel Killebrew, Mark A. Moraes, Cristian Predescu, John K. Salmon, David E. Shaw:
Extending the Generality of Molecular Dynamics Simulations on a Special-Purpose Machine. IPDPS 2013: 933-945

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