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Total: updated 31 Jul 2014
Users: 67
Jobs: 228
Avg. exec. time: 3 mins
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Exciton Dynamics Simulator

By Michael C. Heiber

The University of Akron

Simulates the exciton dynamics in organic photovolatic devices

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Version 1.0 - published on 12 Apr 2013

doi:10.4231/D3222R58D cite this

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Location of all "Exciton Dynamics Simulator" Users Since Its Posting

Simulation Users

67

11 17 25 30 34 38 40 43 48 51 54 59 61 63 65 67

Users By Organization Type
Type Users
Unidentified 34 (50.75%)
Educational - University 30 (44.78%)
Educational - Pre-College 1 (1.49%)
National Lab 1 (1.49%)
Industry 1 (1.49%)
Users by Country of Residence
Country Users
us UNITED STATES 9 (34.62%)
in INDIA 6 (23.08%)
de GERMANY 3 (11.54%)
ir IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF 2 (7.69%)
gr GREECE 1 (3.85%)
sa SAUDI ARABIA 1 (3.85%)
au AUSTRALIA 1 (3.85%)
tn TUNISIA 1 (3.85%)
lk SRI LANKA 1 (3.85%)
cn CHINA 1 (3.85%)

Simulation Runs

228

77 87 105 116 123 131 137 145 172 180 190 204 214 217 223 228
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Average Total
Wall Clock Time 11.33 hours 44.85 days
CPU time 2.95 minutes 4.67 hours
Interaction Time 26.23 minutes 1.73 days

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