Utilizing high performance computing for chemistry: parallel computational chemistry.
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Roland Lindh | Valera Veryazov | Karol Kowalski | Niranjan Govind | Thomas Müller | K. Kowalski | N. Govind | E. Bylaska | H. V. van Dam | R. Lindh | W. D. de Jong | V. Veryazov | C. Janssen | Thomas Müller | I. Nielsen | Hubertus J. J. van Dam | Wibe A. de Jong | Eric Bylaska | Curtis L. Janssen | Ida M. B. Nielsen
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