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Volume 215, June 2017

Computational physics

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    Dor Gabay, Amir Boag, Amir Natan:
    Optimizing kernel methods for Poisson integrals on a uniform grid. 1-6
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    Zongrui Pei, Markus Eisenbach:
    Acceleration of the Particle Swarm Optimization for Peierls-Nabarro modeling of dislocations in conventional and high-entropy alloys. 7-12
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    Paulo Nogueira:
    From Feynman rules to conserved quantum numbers, II. 13-19
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    Christoph Junghans, Animesh Agarwal, Luigi Delle Site:
    Computational efficiency and Amdahl's law for the adaptive resolution simulation technique. 20-25
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    Honghui Shang, Christian Carbogno, Patrick Rinke, Matthias Scheffler:
    Lattice dynamics calculations based on density-functional perturbation theory in real space. 26-46
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    Alexander Kramida:
    Configuration interactions of class 11: An error in Cowan's atomic structure theory. 47-48
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    Denis Jarema, Hans-Joachim Bungartz, Tobias Görler, Frank Jenko, Tobias Neckel, Daniel Told:
    Block-structured grids in full velocity space for Eulerian gyrokinetic simulations. 49-62
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    Yongpin Chen, Wei E. I. Sha, Lijun Jiang, Min Meng, Yu Mao Wu, Weng Cho Chew:
    A unified Hamiltonian solution to Maxwell-Schrödinger equations for modeling electromagnetic field-particle interaction. 63-70
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    Uldis Locans, Andreas Adelmann, Andreas Suter, Jannis Fischer, Werner Lüstermann, Günther Dissertori, Qiulin Wang:
    Real-time computation of parameter fitting and image reconstruction using graphical processing units. 71-80
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    Jae-Min Kwon, Lei Qi, S. Yi, T. S. Hahm:
    ITG-TEM turbulence simulation with bounce-averaged kinetic electrons in tokamak geometry. 81-90
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    Lei Zhang, Jizeng Wang, Xiaojing Liu, Youhe Zhou:
    A wavelet integral collocation method for nonlinear boundary value problems in physics. 91-102
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    Liming Zhang, Ali Deng, Minghong Wang, Xianzhu Meng:
    The use of the edge basis function for non-conformal solution of electric current volume integral equation. 103-112
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    Taylor Haar, Waseem Kamleh, James Zanotti, Yoshifumi Nakamura:
    Applying polynomial filtering to mass preconditioned Hybrid Monte Carlo. 113-127

Computer programs in physics

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    Hiroshi Shinaoka, Emanuel Gull, Philipp Werner:
    Continuous-time hybridization expansion quantum impurity solver for multi-orbital systems with complex hybridizations. 128-136
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    Duncan A. Little, Jonathan Tennyson, Martin Plummer, Clifford J. Noble, Andrew G. Sunderland:
    TIMEDELn: A programme for the detection and parametrization of overlapping resonances using the time-delay method. 137-148
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    Ryan Levy, J. P. F. LeBlanc, Emanuel Gull:
    Implementation of the maximum entropy method for analytic continuation. 149-155
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    László Gyevi-Nagy, Gyula Tasi:
    SYVA: A program to analyze symmetry of molecules based on vector algebra. 156-164
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    Rafael Bertolini Frigori:
    PHAST: Protein-like heteropolymer analysis by statistical thermodynamics. 165-172
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    Marvin Tegeler, Oleg Shchyglo, Reza Darvishi Kamachali, Alexander Monas, Ingo Steinbach, Godehard Sutmann:
    Parallel multiphase field simulations with OpenPhase. 173-187
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    Kyle E. Niemeyer, Nicholas J. Curtis, Chih-Jen Sung:
    pyJac: Analytical Jacobian generator for chemical kinetics. 188-203
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    Tom L. Underwood, Graeme J. Ackland:
    monteswitch : A package for evaluating solid-solid free energy differences via lattice-switch Monte Carlo. 204-222
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    D. N. R. Payne, C. Vargas, Ziv Hameiri, S. R. Wenham, D. M. Bagnall:
    An advanced software suite for the processing and analysis of silicon luminescence images. 223-234
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    Enrico Piccinini, Claudia Benedetti, Ilaria Siloi, Matteo G. A. Paris, Paolo Bordone:
    GPU-accelerated algorithms for many-particle continuous-time quantum walks. 235-245
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    Oksana Voronych, Adam Buraczewski, Michal Matuszewski, Magdalena Stobinska:
    Numerical modeling of exciton-polariton Bose-Einstein condensate in a microcavity. 246-258

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