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Parallel Computing In Computational Chemistry
Parallel Computing In Computational Chemistry

By Michael W. Schmidt, Robert J. Harrison, Thomas R. Cundari, Ron Shepard, Mark S. Gordon, J. Andrew McCammon, William A. Goddard, Zhiming Li, Jan H. Jensen, Michael J. Frisch, Ruth Pachter, Babak Bagheri, Gary W. Trucks, W. Wade Adams, L. Ridgway Scott, Timothy G. Mattson, Theresa L. Windus, Kim K. Baldridge, Nikita Matsunaga, Jerry A. Boatz, C. L. Janssen, E. T. Seidl, M. E. Colvin, David P. Turner, Hans Lischka, Holger Dachsel, Erik P. Bierwagen, Terry R. Coley, Steve Plimpton, Bruce Hendrickson, Ganesan Ravishanker, Andreas Windemuth, Andrew Ilin, James M. Briggs, R. Benny Gerber, Craig C. Martens, James A. Lupo, Steven B. Fairchild

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Content: Parallel computing / Timothy G. Mattson -- Parallel implementation of the electronic structure code GAMESS / Theresa L. Windus, Michael W. Schmidt, and Mark S. Gordon -- Applications of pa...

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Geology And Mineralogy Of Gemstones
Geology And Mineralogy Of Gemstones

By Lee A. Groat, David Turner, David P. Turner, Groat, David P. Turner, Lee A. Groat

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Understanding gemstones in a geological context Gemstones are colorful treasures of the Earth that have captivated humans for thousands of years. The physical and chemical characteristics of each...

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Parallel Computing In Computational Chemistry : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Computers In Chemistry At The 207th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, San Diego, California, March 13-17, 1994
Parallel Computing In Computational Chemistry : Developed From A Symposium Sponsored By The Division Of Computers In Chemistry At The 207th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, San Diego, California, March 13-17, 1994

By Michael W. Schmidt, Robert J. Harrison, Thomas R. Cundari, Ron Shepard, Mark S. Gordon, J. Andrew McCammon, William A. Goddard, Zhiming Li, Jan H. Jensen, Michael J. Frisch, Ruth Pachter, Babak Bagheri, Gary W. Trucks, W. Wade Adams, L. Ridgway Scott, Timothy G. Mattson, Theresa L. Windus, Kim K. Baldridge, Nikita Matsunaga, Jerry A. Boatz, C. L. Janssen, E. T. Seidl, M. E. Colvin, David P. Turner, Hans Lischka, Holger Dachsel, Erik P. Bierwagen, Terry R. Coley, Steve Plimpton, Bruce Hendrickson, Ganesan Ravishanker, Andreas Windemuth, Andrew Ilin, James M. Briggs, R. Benny Gerber, Craig C. Martens, James A. Lupo, Steven B. Fairchild

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Content: Parallel computing / Timothy G. Mattson -- Parallel implementation of the electronic structure code GAMESS / Theresa L. Windus, Michael W. Schmidt, and Mark S. Gordon -- Applications of pa...

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