Performance Issues of the Parallel Pam-Crash Code

The successful completion of the ESPRIT project CAMAS (EP 6756) and its extension to provide a link to the EURO PORT-1 action (EP 8421) (Mierendorff et al., 1995), together with further internal developments, has resulted in the availability of a portable message-passing version of the industrial cr...

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Hauptverfasser: Clinckemaillie, Jan, Elsner, Birgit, Lonsdale, Guy, Meliciani, Serge, Vlachoutsis, Stefanos, de Bruyne, Frank, Holzner, Michael
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