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Found 1301 matching words (number of documents): paul (4308), trap (4985), simulation (33898)
1) Ion Trapping Simulation Using High-Performance Fortran [1.0000, 3 of 3 terms, adj 1.0]
Outline: Ion Trapping Simulation Using High-Performance Fortran
Abstract:
Ion Trapping Simulation Using High-Performance Fortran
Next: Introduction to the
Susan Fischer
Ken Hawick
Paul Coddington
A 1994 NPAC REU PROJECT
Abstract:
A computational physics simulation which models the behavior of ions in a
``trap'' was developed to study behavior of ions within Paul traps and
Penning traps, which use electric and/or magnetic fields to confine ions.
The simulation was developed, tested, and
run in Fortran 90, with the intent of porting the application to
High-Performance Fortran when a complete compiler is available. Parts
of the code were tested on ``subset HPF.'' Development of the simulation
and analysis of results required several computationally
http://www.npac.syr.edu/REU/reu94/sfischer/paper/html/paper.html (4k)
2) HPF Application Kernel - N-Body Molecular Dynamics for Ion Trap Simulation [0.2281, 2 of 3 terms, adj 1.0]
Abstract:
Serial Number 0002
Author(s):
Susan Fischer and Ken Hawick
Code Title:
N-Body Molecular Dynamics for Ion Trap Simulation
Purpose:
The code runs a simulation of ions in a Paul or Penning trap,
using n^2 interactions, as well as interacting confining
electromagnetic fields.
Noteworthy Features of the Code: Fortran 90 version allows modular design. Two algorithms are
forall's ; a less memory-efficient algorithm using spread operations
to compute all interactions simultaneously as a symmetric matrix
operation. The latter allows a greater degree of parallelism and is
better for small
http://www.npac.syr.edu/hpfa/kernels/0002/0002.html (3k)
3) ad047.pool.dircon.co.uk [0.2222, 2 of 3 terms, adj 0.9]
Abstract: ad047.pool.dircon.co.uk
Dr. Fishwick
here
hpcc9.bournemouth.ac.uk
http://www.cis.ufl.edu:80/~fishwick/
P. Fishwick's Home Page
P.A. Fishwick
Paul A. Fishwick
Paul Fishwick's Page
Paul Fishwick's simulation model design and execution page
Paul Fishwick, author of SimPack simulation package
Professor Paul Fishwick
Simulation Model Design and Execution: P. Fishwick
http://www.cis.ufl.edu/~fishwick/ (0k)
4) MASS SPECTROMETRIC SIMULATION [0.2205, 2 of 3 terms, adj 0.9]
Outline: ION TRAP MASS SPECTROMETRY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Abstract:
This is a personal homepage
Research Areas
Background of the Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer
Current Simulation Research
Ion Trap Visualization
Some other ion trap sites
1995 ASMS Poster Reprint
See what paid
for me to go to the conference
e-mail me with any comments This site is also mirrored . Want to know more about the author of this webpage? If you do not see the images on any of these pages it might mean
you need a
http://iontrap.chem.ufl.edu (2k)
5) Gas & Oil [0.1887, 2 of 3 terms, adj 0.8]
Outline: Gas & Oil Simulation of hydrocarbon trapping mechanisms Development of new Solvers for simulating production strategies
Abstract:
Oil and natural gas related research is becoming a significant part of
the group's research program. We are currently working with all sectors
of the industry: independent producers, major producers, and service
companies.
We have interests and capabilities applicable to several areas of
upstream R&D. In the exploration area, we are working to understand
basin evolution processes, to provide tools for interpreting geologic
frameworks and associated data base issues, and in providing a seamless
link between interpreted frameworks and reservoir simulators. In
addition, we plan to apply methods of pattern recognition to data mining
and interpretation.
In production
http://ees5-www.lanl.gov/EES5/gas_oil/gas_oil_main.html (6k)
6) Paul Nielsen's Publications [0.1870, 2 of 3 terms, adj 0.6]
Outline: Paul Nielsen's Publications Intelligent simulation Smart relays Knowledge fusion Supervisory control Qualitative Physics Expert systems
Abstract:
* Paul E. Nielsen.
"Soar/IFOR: Intelligent Agents for Air Simulationand Control" ,
Proceedings of the 1995 Winter Simulation Conference.
To appear December 1995.
* John E. Laird, Randy M. Jones, and Paul E. Nielsen.
"Multiagent Coordination in Distributed Interactive Battlefield Simulations",
Abstract published in Proceedings of the International
Conference on Multi-agent systems (ICMAS). June, 1995.
* John E. Laird, W. Lewis Johnson, Randolph M. Jones, Frank Koss, Jill F. Lehman,
Paul E. Nielsen, Paul S. Rosenbloom, Robert Rubinoff, Karl Schwamb, Milind Tambe,
Julie Van Dyke, Michael van Lent, Robert E. Wray, III
"Simulated Intelligent Forces for Air: The SOAR/IFOR Project 1995"
In Proceedings
http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/nielsen/papers.html (6k)
7) SUPRI - B: Recent Projects [0.1792, 2 of 3 terms, adj 1.0]
Outline: Recent Projects Mathematics of Three-Phase Flow Simulation of Fractured Reservoir with Sorption Singularity Programming in Reservoir Simulation Paulo Ballin (Ph.D. 1992) Modeling Matrix/Fracture Transfer
Abstract:
Rafael Guzman (Ph.D 1995)
This project deals with the study of the mathematical properties and the development of analytical solutions for a model problem of three-phase flow in porous media. The model problem represents one d...
Kok-Thye Lim (Ph.D 1995)
A dual-porosity, thermal model with the capability to honor sorption thermodynamics has been developed. The current model is specialized for single component steam. The model uses a novel method of ha...
Taher Aftab (M.S. 1995)
Research is being carried out to introduce the technique of singularity programming in reservoir simulation. Singularity programming is a method of decoupling the complete solution of a certain type o...
It has been shown
http://ekofisk.stanford.edu/suprib/RecentProj.html (11k)
8) Peter Paul's [0.1244, 2 of 3 terms]
Outline: Comments from Peter Paul's Clientele
Abstract:
Thinking about ordering from Peter Paul's, the only carnivorous plant
nursery on the web? Below are some of the letters that have appeared in
the carnivorous plant discussion group, and can still be found in its
archives. When I originally posted this compilation on the newsgroup, I
hid the authors' names, and referred to Peter Paul's as Xxxxx Xxxx'x. I am
bolder now and discard such contrivances.
I just posted a note about Peter Paul's nursery, and described some ethical
and legal issues associated with buying and selling field collected plants.
I have just finished poking around my directory structure and found some
files people on this group may find interesting
http://astro.as.arizona.edu/~barry/cps/pp.html (10k)
9) Peter Pauls Order Form [0.1220, 2 of 3 terms]
Abstract:
Peter Pauls Order Form
Simply fill-in the quantity next to each item you want. When you
are ready, click the "Total" button below to ring-up your total order for
your approval. Quantity discounts apply in some cases and will appear in your order total.
You may print out your final order and mail it to us, or
if you're paying by credit card, you may submit it online. To ensure
your security, we will contact you at the furnished phone number to obtain
credit card information.
Your Information
Name:
Address:
Daytime phone number:
Country: United States Canada Other Country (specify) Plants * Venus Fly Trap Plant(s) $6.25 are planted in individual pots with domes. * Cobra Lily Plant
http://www.cvp.com/feedme/order.html (6k)
10) Dan A Thompson's Home Page [0.1193, 2 of 3 terms]
Outline: Dan A Thompson <dant@io.com> Net.censorship Update
Abstract:
Despite all democracy and good sense, the
Communications Decency Act
has passed the Senate. There is a
petition against it,
which produced some impressive results, but our fearless leaders
in the Senate were
undaunted by the wishes of their constituents.
The good news is that the bill can still be stopped in the House. Stay
in touch here and with the good folks at
CPSR
for updates and further information.
Sign the petition!
Welcome to my home page.
You are my 88th visitor since
July 25, 1995.
Things are still somewhat useless;
that's because it's new. Gimme a chance. Still, it's not as bad as these
profoundly useless WWW pages .
As long as you're feeling useless anyway
http://www.io.com/~dant/ (3k)