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Portable tools and applications for parallel computers

A distributed-memory model is adopted for the development of parallel ab initio codes with an emphasis on portability as well as efficiency. A highly portable message-passingtoolkit (inspired by the Argonne ACRF PARMACS) is described. Examples and results of its use are presented

Robert J. Harrison | R. Harrison

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