Upgrade of the Convex C-1 Minisupercomputer
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The recent successes of theoretical chemistry with improved                     programs and faster computers have generated the need for still                 faster machines.  Experienced users wish to solve larger and                    larger problems of more and more relevance to the experimental                  chemist.  Similarly, experimental chemists, seeing these                        results, are compelled to become new users.  The acquisition of                 state-of-the-art computing equipment is essential to the modern                 chemistry department carrying out frontier research.                                                                                                            The Department of Chemistry of the University of Washington                     will use this award from the Chemistry Shared Instrumentation                   Program to help upgrade an extant Convex minisupercomputer.                     Among the areas of chemical research that will be enhanced by                   the upgrade are the following:                                                                                                                                  1) Ab-initio electronic structure calculations of organic and                      organometallic compounds and reactions                                       2) The tuneable wavepacket propagator                                           3) Generalized wavepacket dynamics                                              4) Atom-imperfect surface collisions                                            5) Spectroscopy/dynamics of small polyatomic molecules                          6) Quantum simulation of van der Waals clusters                                 7) Classical/semiclassical simulation of liquids                                8) Quantum scattering theory
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