Search for dissertations about: "Beräkningsvetenskap"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 171 swedish dissertations containing the word Beräkningsvetenskap.
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16. Scientific computing on hybrid architectures
Abstract : Modern computer architectures, with multicore CPUs and GPUs or other accelerators, make stronger demands than ever on writers of scientific code. As a rule of thumb, the fastest, most efficient program consists of labor-intensive code written by expert programmers for a certain application on a particular computer. READ MORE
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17. Modelling of Moving Contact Lines in Two-Phase Flows
Abstract : Moving contact line problems appear in many natural and industrial processes. A contact line is formed where the interface between two immiscible fluids meets a solid wall. Examples from everyday life include raindrops falling on a window and water bugs resting on water surfaces. READ MORE
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18. Numerical Methods for Wave Propagation : Analysis and Applications in Quantum Dynamics
Abstract : We study numerical methods for time-dependent partial differential equations describing wave propagation, primarily applied to problems in quantum dynamics governed by the time-dependent Schrödinger equation (TDSE). We consider both methods for spatial approximation and for time stepping. READ MORE
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19. Numerical Quantum Dynamics
Abstract : We consider computational methods for simulating the dynamics of molecular systems governed by the time-dependent Schrödinger equation. Solving the Schrödinger equation numerically poses a challenge due to its often highly oscillatory solutions, and to the exponential growth of work and memory with the number of particles in the system. READ MORE
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20. Efficient Density Matrix Methods for Large Scale Electronic Structure Calculations
Abstract : Efficient and accurate methods for computing the density matrix are necessary to be able to perform large scale electronic structure calculations. For sufficiently sparse matrices, the computational cost of recursive polynomial expansions to construct the density matrix scales linearly with increasing system size. READ MORE