2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-55669-7_15
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Parallel Software for Simulation of Nonlinear Processes in Technical Microsystems

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“…Parallel implementation of the above numerical techniques was presented in [Podryga et al, 2020;Polyakov et al, 2016]. In this work, we used these algorithms and a set of programs oriented on supercomputer with central node architecture.…”
Section: Numerical Analysis Methods and Software Implementationmentioning
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“…Parallel implementation of the above numerical techniques was presented in [Podryga et al, 2020;Polyakov et al, 2016]. In this work, we used these algorithms and a set of programs oriented on supercomputer with central node architecture.…”
Section: Numerical Analysis Methods and Software Implementationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using a microscopic level model, the processes of establishing equilibrium in a metal [Podryga, Polyakov, 2015;Podryga et al, 2015] and in a gas [Podryga et al, 2015] were previously investigated. In [Podryga, 2017;Podryga, Polyakov, 2016;Podryga et al, 2020], the properties of nitrogen and other gases were calculated, and the dependences of kinetic coefficients on temperature were refined.…”
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“…The architecture of the platform and the individual components were described in sufficient detail in [1][2][3]. The application part of the service was represented by the parallel program Flow and Particles [4][5][6], intended for multiscale molecular modeling of processes of interacting gas particles and the walls of microchannels of technical systems. However, in connection with the evolution of this application to the scale of the software package and the availability of other software tools which the developers had, including the GIMM NANO [7] software, the problem of integrating such programs into large systems and/or environments appeared.…”
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“…The architecture of the platform and the individual components were described in sufficient detail in [1][2][3]. The application part of the service was represented by the parallel program Flow and Particles [4][5][6], intended for multiscale molecular modeling of processes of interacting gas particles and the walls of microchannels of …”
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