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Stretching Simulation of FCC Crystal

By Markus Buehler1, Justin Riley1, Joo-Hyoung Lee2, Jeffrey C Grossman3

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 2. Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea 3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This tool simulates a continuous expansion of an FCC crystal while measuring the energy, stresses, etc

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Version 1.2 - published on 03 Sep 2014

doi:10.4231/D35717P48 cite this

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World usage

Location of all "Stretching Simulation of FCC Crystal" Users Since Its Posting

Simulation Users

209

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Users By Organization Type
Type Users
Educational - University 153 (73.21%)
Unidentified 51 (24.4%)
Industry 3 (1.44%)
Unemployed 1 (0.48%)
Educational - Unspec. Level 1 (0.48%)
Users by Country of Residence
Country Users
us UNITED STATES 138 (92%)
in INDIA 2 (1.33%)
cn CHINA 2 (1.33%)
kr KOREA, REPUBLIC OF 2 (1.33%)
de GERMANY 1 (0.67%)
no NORWAY 1 (0.67%)
eg EGYPT 1 (0.67%)
ro ROMANIA 1 (0.67%)
gb UNITED KINGDOM 1 (0.67%)
lu LUXEMBOURG 1 (0.67%)

Simulation Runs

2,217

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Overview
Average Total
Wall Clock Time 2.06 hours 134.14 days
CPU time 44.17 seconds 19.14 hours
Interaction Time 46.11 minutes 49.95 days

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