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Magnetic Field Amplification by a Nonlinear Electron Streaming Instability

Publications Physical Review Letters

Optimization of High-Entropy Alloy Catalyst for Ammonia Decomposition and Ammonia Synthesis

Publications The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters

A Vorticity-Based Criterion to Characterise Leading Edge Dynamic Stall Onset

Publications Journal of Fluid Mechanics

Comparing Distributed Termination Detection Algorithms for Modern HPC Platforms

Publications International Journal of Networking and Computing

Fixed-angle conjectures for the quantum approximate optimization algorithm on regular MaxCut graphs

Publications Physical Review A

Task-Level Resilience: Checkpointing vs. Supervision

Publications International Journal of Networking and Computing

Electron Scattering on A=3 Nuclei from Quantum Monte Carlo Based Approaches

Publications Physical Review C

Data Parallel Python: Bringing oneAPI to Python

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Argonne-Illinois Tech Research Seminar Series

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Promoting computing research collaborations between Argonne and Illinois Tech

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Using deep Learning to Parameterize Radiative Transfer in Numerical Weather Prediction

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A plot of precipitable water (gray scale) and precipitation rate (colors) in a simulation of the Earth's atmosphere.

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