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Iowa State University

Code Speedup Strengthens Researchers’ Grasp of Neutrons

By Jonathan Hines • 8 years ago • Science

A team led by James Vary of Iowa State University leveraged Titan to simulate clusters of neutrons called “neutron drops” to understand their properties better.
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Computation Proves Predictive Capabilities of Nuclei through Fluorine-14 Simulation

By OLCF Staff Writer • 12 years ago • Science

Scientists use Oak Ridge and Argonne supercomputers to gain insight into nuclear behavior

As part of its quest to understand fluorine-14, a team led by Iowa State University physicist James …
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Code Speedup Strengthens Researchers’ Grasp of Neutrons

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