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Total: updated 25 May 2013
Users:	134
Jobs:	397
Avg. exec. time:	1 secs

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1-D Chain Dispersions

By Nicholas Roberts¹, Greg Walker¹

1. Vanderbilt University

1-D Chain of atoms, bases and layers to produce phonon dispersion

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Version 3.1 - published on 23 Sep 2011

doi:10.4231/D3G15TB23 cite this

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Location of all "1-D Chain Dispersions" Users Since Its Posting

Simulation Users

134 Apr 2013

6 15 27 32 40 52 59 71 73 80 85 92 92 95 100 103 111 118 122 128 134

Users By Organization Type
Type	Users
Educational - University	87 (64.93%)
Unidentified	35 (26.12%)
Industry	5 (3.73%)
Educational - Pre-College	2 (1.49%)
Unemployed	2 (1.49%)
Government Agency	2 (1.49%)
National Lab	1 (0.75%)

Users by Country of Residence
Country	Users
UNITED STATES	39 (54.17%)
INDIA	7 (9.72%)
CHINA	5 (6.94%)
SPAIN	4 (5.56%)
UNITED KINGDOM	4 (5.56%)
COLOMBIA	3 (4.17%)
BANGLADESH	3 (4.17%)
TURKEY	3 (4.17%)
JAPAN	2 (2.78%)
TAIWAN	2 (2.78%)

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397 Apr 2013

31 49 74 94 115 163 180 204 212 229 243 260 270 275 314 320 338 354 360 384 397

Overview
	Average	Total
Wall Clock Time	2.26 hours	18.86 days
CPU time	1.23 seconds	4.1 minutes
Interaction Time	4.34 minutes	14.48 hours

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