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Usage Stats
Total: updated 24 May 2013
Users: 293
Jobs: 7353
Avg. exec. time: 2 hours
Reviews & Citations
Google/IEEE: updated 22 Apr 2010
Avg. Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars
Citations: 3

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Polymer Modeler

Build thermoplastic polymer chains and run LAMMPS to relax the chains and study mechanical properties

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Version 3.4 - published on 22 May 2013

doi:10.4231/D3ZK55M35 cite this

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World usage

Location of all "Polymer Modeler" Users Since Its Posting

Simulation Users

293

5 7 22 36 39 39 42 45 50 57 69 74 82 96 103 114 120 128 141 148 154 164 172 184 193 201 217 224 234 244 253 266 290 293

Users By Organization Type
Type Users
Educational - University 194 (66.21%)
Unidentified 64 (21.84%)
Industry 20 (6.83%)
National Lab 6 (2.05%)
Government Agency 5 (1.71%)
Educational - Pre-College 2 (0.68%)
Unemployed 1 (0.34%)
Military 1 (0.34%)
Users by Country of Residence
Country Users
us UNITED STATES 109 (60.56%)
in INDIA 30 (16.67%)
gb UNITED KINGDOM 7 (3.89%)
cn CHINA 6 (3.33%)
de GERMANY 6 (3.33%)
ru RUSSIAN FEDERATION 5 (2.78%)
fr FRANCE 5 (2.78%)
ca CANADA 4 (2.22%)
au AUSTRALIA 4 (2.22%)
pl POLAND 4 (2.22%)

Simulation Runs

7,353

25 59 110 197 214 529 638 667 856 1314 1880 2116 2371 2551 3498 3886 4494 4573 4647 4690 4801 5279 5774 6127 6233 6315 6549 6722 6804 6870 7031 7073 7253 7353
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Average Total
Wall Clock Time 2.35 hours 549.17 days
CPU time 1.03 hours 241.73 days
Interaction Time 34.82 minutes 135.81 days

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