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Users: 96
Jobs: 393
Avg. exec. time: 27 mins
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Atomic Stick-Slip

By Ashlie Martini, Jianguo Wu

Purdue University

Molecular dynamics simulation of atomic stick-slip friction

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Version 1.1 - published on 04 Jan 2011

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Table 1: Overview
Item Average Total
Simulation Users: - 107
Interactive Sessions: - 280
Simulation Sessions: - 135
Simulation Runs: - 415
Wall Clock Time: 5.03 hours 28.3 days
CPU time: 26.25 minutes 2.46 days
Interaction Time: 1.48 hours 8.3 days

Table 2: Users By Organization Type
# Type Users Percent
1 Educational - University 78 72.9
2 Unidentified 20 18.69
3 National Lab 8 7.48
4 Industry 3 2.8
5 Educational - Pre-College 1 0.93
6 Unemployed 1 0.93
7 Government Agency 1 0.93
Total Users 107 100
Table 3: Users by Country of Residence
# Country Users Percent
1 UNITED STATES 43 40.19
2 INDIA 8 7.48
3 CHINA 6 5.61
4 ITALY 4 3.74
5 PERU 3 2.8
6 COLOMBIA 3 2.8
7 CANADA 3 2.8
8 GERMANY 3 2.8
9 SWITZERLAND 2 1.87
10 UNITED KINGDOM 2 1.87
Total Users 107 100
Table 4: Top Domains by User Count
# Domains Users Percent
1 Unidentified 34 31.78
2 comcast.net 10 9.35
3 purdue.edu 10 9.35
4 verizon.net 3 2.8
5 unt.edu 3 2.8
6 epfl.ch 2 1.87
7 rr.com 2 1.87
8 oregonstate.edu 2 1.87
9 mpg.de 2 1.87
10 59.90.27 1 0.93
Total Users 107 100

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