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Total: updated 27 Jul 2014
Users: 54
Jobs: 567
Avg. exec. time: 3 mins
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Perfect Absorber Metamaterial simulator

By sainath motlakunta1, Bala Krishna Juluri2

1. Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune 2. Pacific Integrated Energy Inc

perfect absorber matametrial

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Version 1.0 - published on 11 Jun 2013

doi:10.4231/D3TQ5RD63 cite this

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Location of all "Perfect Absorber Metamaterial simulator" Users Since Its Posting

Simulation Users

54

6 8 8 13 14 19 23 30 38 44 47 49 52 54

Users By Organization Type
Type Users
Educational - University 33 (60%)
Unidentified 18 (32.73%)
Government Agency 1 (1.82%)
National Lab 1 (1.82%)
Unemployed 1 (1.82%)
Industry 1 (1.82%)
Users by Country of Residence
Country Users
us UNITED STATES 12 (41.38%)
in INDIA 6 (20.69%)
cn CHINA 4 (13.79%)
gb UNITED KINGDOM 1 (3.45%)
br BRAZIL 1 (3.45%)
nz NEW ZEALAND 1 (3.45%)
tr TURKEY 1 (3.45%)
de GERMANY 1 (3.45%)
gb UNITED KINGDOM 1 (3.45%)
ie IRELAND 1 (3.45%)

Simulation Runs

567

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Average Total
Wall Clock Time 3.94 hours 60.81 days
CPU time 2.62 minutes 16.16 hours
Interaction Time 39.16 minutes 10.06 days

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