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We present the design and implementation of the force decomposition machine (FDM), a cluster of personal computers (PCs) that is tailored to running molecular dynamics (MD) simulations using the distributed diagonal force decomposition (DDFD) parallelization method.
It uses spatial decomposition combined with force decomposition to enhance scalability.
From the force decomposition, the complex behavior of the multicell box girders can be decomposed and in turn the distortional behavior can be considered independently.
The method also partitions particle pairs within each node using the force decomposition strategy to improve the load balance for each node.
In this article, we describe the design of a powerful reversible integrator based on partitioning, averaging, reversible adaptive timestepping, and smooth force decomposition.
A hybrid decomposition method for molecular dynamics simulations was presented, using simultaneously spatial decomposition and force decomposition to fit the architecture of a cluster of symmetric multi-processor (SMP) nodes.
In this paper, an alternative time domain force-decomposition model for flexible risers is proposed to predict VIV response under both steady and oscillatory flows.
Catalase enzyme was anchored to the JMSC motor to provide driving force by decomposition of H2O2.
At the same time, the driving force for decomposition into the stable binary nitrides (the mixing enthalpy Hmix) of supersaturated c-Ti1− xAl xN drastically increases with increasing amounts of Al in the coating [12].
For problems with stiff boundary forces, the decomposition approach can be combined with fractional time-stepping, using a smaller time step to advance the interface quickly by Stokes flow, with the velocity computed using boundary integrals.
Disappointingly however, no productive cyclization of 14 could be induced under a range of conditions utilizing either SmI2 16 or alternative reagents, 17 returning only starting material or, under more forcing conditions, decomposition products.
