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We investigate the performance of systolic algorithms for implementing the gravitational N-body problem on distributed-memory computers.
New results presented above are based on the usage of the Monte Carlo code for a heat transport problem for implementing the fast freezing of the bumps with material molten by an ultrashort laser heating.
The work presented herein consists of a theoretical treatment of the underlying physics, process planning via the solution of an inverse problem for implementing the proper control, and, finally, a preliminary demonstration of the process.
This ontology, beyond the clarification it brings to the involved notions, will be the support of a software architecture for implementing the method for knowledge acquisition and problem formulation.
He then focused on implementing the new algorithm for two physical problems, time fractional modified anomalous subdiffusion, and fractional nonlinear superdiffusion equations.
Policy ideas and evidence: Important reasons given by staff for not following the policy were poor dissemination of the policy to health facilities, insufficient guidance for staff to implement the strategy, logistical problems and lack of belief in the importance of the policy.
Campaigners blame both the design of the policy and the way it has been implemented for the problems.
It is responsible for solving organisational problems and implementing the demands of the Central Committee.
These challenging objectives and the broad goals of the REACH regulation are not the only sources of problems for implementing this legislation in the workplace.
The proposed method is implemented to the problem for (n=10).
There are three stages required to implement the EnKF for this problem: (1) generation of the initial ensemble, (2) forecasting the change of the field by driving the field model with SV predicted by core flow models and (3) assimilation of measurements e.g. from a 'true' field model.
