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Team earns Gordon Bell prize finalist nomination for simulating carbon at extreme pressures and temperatures – EurekAlert

A team has used machine learning descriptions of interatomic interactions on the 200-petaflop Summit supercomputer at ORNL to…

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image: The Oleynik team simulated a split elastic-inelastic shock wave moving through a single crystal diamond.view more
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