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Task-Based Polar Decomposition Using SLATE on Massively Parallel Systems with Hardware Accelerators.

, , , , and . SC Workshops, page 1680-1687. ACM, (2023)

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Hartwig Anzt

Helmut Anzt

Sebastian Hartwig

New peptide-mimicking scaffolds: influence of stereochemistry, connectivity and topology. HU Berlin, (2009)

Angela Hartwig

Haldor Hartwig

 

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