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Exploiting existing software in libraries : successes, failures, and reasons why.

Description: The PETSc (Portable Extensible Tools for Scientific computing) library arose from research into domain decomposition methods which require combining many different solutions in a single application. The initial efforts tried to use existing numerical software but had limited success. The problems include everything from faulty assumptions about the computing environment (e.g., how many processes there are) to implicit (yet deadly) global state. More recently, PETSC and PVODE have found a way to… more
Date: January 13, 1999
Creator: Gropp, W.
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Relocation of the Donner Library collection

Description: The Donner Library vacated its location from 2nd floor of the Donner Building located on the U.C. Berkeley campus to the 2nd floor of the Building 50 complex at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The report discusses solutions, options and methods for relocating the Donner Library Collection.
Date: October 13, 2005
Creator: LaBrie, Rita Y.
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The present status of the LLNL Evaluated Charged Particle Library (ECPL)

Description: The present report is written with two purposes in mind: to summarize the charged-particle reactions that presently exist in Evaluated Charge Particle Library; and to list all of the low-Z charged-particle reactions for which data exist in the Livermore experimental data compilation. 2 tabs.
Date: March 13, 1987
Creator: Mac Gregor, M.H.
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Understanding the Requirements Imposed by Programming Model Middleware on a Common Communication Subsystem.

Description: In high-performance parallel computing, most programming-model middleware libraries and runtime systems use a communication subsystem to abstract the lower-level network layer. The functionality required of a communication subsystem depends largely on the programming model implemented by the middleware. In order to maximize performance, middleware libraries and runtime systems typically implement their own communication subsystems that are specially tuned for the middleware, rather than use an … more
Date: December 13, 2005
Creator: Buntinas, D. & Gropp, W.
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Biosynthesis of the cyclotide Kalata B1 using protein splicing tools

Description: Cyclotides are a new emerging family of large cyclic polypeptides ({approx}30 residues long) that share a disulfide-stabilized core (3 disulfide bonds) with an unusual knotted structure (Fig. 1A) [1]. Cyclotides contrast with other circular polypeptides in that they have a highly defined three-dimensional structure, and despite their small size, can be considered as miniproteins. Their unique circular backbone topology and knotted arrangement of 3 disulfide bonds makes them exceptionally stable… more
Date: July 13, 2005
Creator: Kimura, R.; Krishnan, K. & Camarero, J. A.
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Biosynthesis of the Cyclotide Kalata B1 using a Protein Splicing Unit

Description: Cyclotides are a newly emerging family of large backbone cyclic polypeptides ({approx}30 residues long) characterized by a disulfide-stabilized core (3 disulfide bonds) with an unusual knotted structure. In contrast to other cyclic polypeptides, cyclotides have a well-defined three-dimensional structure. Therefore, despite their small size, they can be considered miniproteins. The unique cyclic-backbone topology and knotted arrangement of 3 disulfide bonds endow cyclotides with exceptional stab… more
Date: August 13, 2005
Creator: Kimura, R H; Tran, A T & Camarero, J A
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Final Report for "Analyzing and visualizing next generation climate data"

Description: The project "Analyzing and visualizing next generation climate data" adds block-structured (mosaic) grid support, parallel processing, and 2D/3D curvilinear interpolation to the open-source UV-CDAT climate data analysis tool. Block structured grid support complies to the Gridspec extension submitted to the Climate and Forecast metadata conventions. It contains two parts: aggregation of data spread over multiple mosaic tiles (M-SPEC) and aggregation of temporal data stored in different files (F-… more
Date: November 13, 2012
Creator: Pletzer, Alexander
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