Program overview
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 26 JUNE 2001
Session H1. Large Scale Electronic Structure Methods.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, Building 10, Room 250
- 13:30 H1.001
Tight-Binding Parametrizations for Large Scale Materials Science Computations
- Michael J. Mehl, Dimitrios A. Papaconstantopoulos (Center for Computational Materials Science, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC 20375-5000)
- 14:06 H1.002
Kinetic Energy Functionals for Real-Space Orbital-Free Electronic Structure Calculations
- Nick Choly (Division of Engineering and Applied Science, Harvard University), Efthimios Kaxiras (Department of Physics, Harvard University)
- 14:18 H1.003
An O(N) real-space method for ab initio quantum transport calculations: application to carbon nanotube-metal contacts
- J. Bernholc, M. Buongiorno Nardelli (Physics Dept., NC State U., Raleigh), J.-L. Fattebert (Center for Applied Scientific Computing, Lawrence Livermore Nat. Lab., CA 94551)
- 14:30 H1.004
Thomas-Fermi charge mixing for obtaining self-consistency in density
- David Raczkowski, Andrew Canning, L.W. Wang (lawrence berkeley national laboratory)
- 14:42 H1.005
ANEBA: Adaptive Nudged Elastic Band Approach
- Paul Maragakis, Efthimios Kaxiras (Harvard University)
Session H2. Complex Fluids.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, Building 4, Room 237
- 13:30 H2.001
Universal Fluctuation Statistics for the Rayleigh-Taylor Interface
- Gary D. Doolen, Timothy Clark, Eli Ben-Naim (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
- 13:42 H2.002
Calculation of Saffman-Taylor Instability in Non-Newtonian Hele-Shaw Flow
- Justyna Czerwinska (Technical University - Dresden, Center for High Performance Computing, D-01062 Dresden, Germany), Uwe Fladrich (Technical University - Dresden, Center for High Performance Computing, D-01062 Dresden, Germany)
- 13:54 H2.003
Modeling and Direct Numerical Simulation of Ternary Fluid Flows
- Jun-Seok Kim, John Lowengrub (School of Math, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN 55455), Ellen Longmire (Dept of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics, U. Minnesota, Minneapolis MN 55455), University of Minnesota Collaboration
- 14:06 H2.004
Lattice Gas Simulations of Surfactant Systems
- Brian Gregor (Boston University), Bruce Boghosian (Tufts University)
- 14:18 H2.005
A coupled wavelet-finite element analysis for simulating kinetic theory models of liquid crystalline polymers in complex flow environment
- Jason K.C. Suen, Robert A. Brown, Robert C. Armstrong (Department of Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
- 14:30 H2.006
Mobility Profile and Flow Response in a Open Porous Medium: A Lattice Gas Simulation
- Luis Cueva, Ras Pandey (University of Southern Mississippi), Joe Gettrust (Naval Research Laboratory, Stennis Space Center)
- 14:42 H2.007
Optimal Control of Flow Separation in Unsteady Electrically Conducting Flows
- S.S. Ravindran (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Session H3. Physics Education and Distributed Computing.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, Building 4, Room 153
- 13:30 H3.001
A Multipurpose Computer-Algebra Program for Upper-Level Physics Courses
- Laurence I. Gould (Physics Department, University of Hartford)
- 13:42 H3.002
Developing Components and Curricula for a Research-Rich Undergraduate Degree in Computational Physics
- Rubin Landau (Department of Physics, Oregon State University, Corvallis)
- 13:54 H3.003
Simulated Thin-Film Growth and Imaging
- Michael Schillaci (Francis Marion University)
- 14:06 H3.004
Parallel Visualization of the optical pulse propagation through a doped optical fiber
- Elizeu Santos-Neto, Luiz Tenorio, Eduardo Fonseca, Solange Cavalcanti, Jandir Hickmann (Departamento de Física/Universidade Federal de Alagoas)
- 14:18 H3.005
Scalable Parallel Dynamic Monte Carlo for Large Asynchronous Systems: Non-equilibrium Surface Growth and Algorithmic Scalability
- G. Korniss (RPI), M.A. Novotny, P.A. Rikvold (FSU), Z. Toroczkai (LANL)
- 14:30 H3.006
Parallel computing on a PC Linux Cluster
- Pavel Travnicek, T. Dytrych, P. Hellinger, V. Jasensky, J. Soucek (Department of Space Physics, IAP, AS CR, Bocni II/1401, CZ-14131 Prague 4, Czech Republic)
- 14:42 H3.007
Use of the Web by a Distributed Research group Performing Distributed Computing
- David A. Burke, Robert E. Peterkin (Air Force Research Laboratory)
Session H4. Phase Transitions and Computational Methods.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, Building 4, Room 231
- 13:30 H4.001
Lattice-Independent Approach to Thermal Phase Mixing
- Carmen Gagne, Marcelo Gleiser (Dartmouth College)
- 13:42 H4.002
Quantifying Non-Equilibrium Behavior with Varying Quench Rates
- Carmen Gagne, Marcelo Gleiser (Dartmouth College)
- 13:54 H4.003
Disclination loop behavior near the nematic-isotropic phase transition
- Nikolai Priezjev, Robert Pelcovits (Department of Physics, Brown University, Providence RI 02912)
- 14:06 H4.004
Quantum tunneling double-barrier penetration and the substituent effect on non-linear I/V characteristics in a two-terminal molecular electronic device
- Karl Sohlberg (Department of Chemistry, Drexel University), Nikita Matsunaga (Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Long Island University)
- 14:18 H4.005
Computing with Category Theory
- Saul Youssef (Center for Computational Science, Boston University)
- 14:30 H4.006
A molecular-dynamics study of melting and orientational order of the screened Wigner crystal on helium films
- José Pedro Rino, Paulo S. Branício, Nelson Studart (Departamento de Física - Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, SP-BRAZIL)
- 14:42 H4.007
Elucidating Mechanisms of Extensive Chaos
- David A. Egolf (Dept. of Physics, Georgetown University and CNLS, Los Alamos National Laboratory), Ilarion V. Melnikov (Dept. of Physics, Duke University), Werner Pesch (Theoretical Physics II, University of Bayreuth), Robert E. Ecke (MST-10 and CNLS, Los Alamos National Laboratory)
- 14:54 H4.008
Relationship between Potential Energy Landscapes and the Melting Transition
- Charusita Chakravarty, Pooja Shah (Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016, India.)