Simulating materials failure by using up to one billion atoms and the world's fastest computer: Work-hardening
- Farid F. Abraham
- Robert Walkup
- et al.
- 2002
- PNAS
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Simulating materials failure by using up to one billion atoms and the world's fastest computer: Brittle fracture
- Farid F. Abraham
- Robert Walkup
- et al.
- 2002
- PNAS
Atomic-scale desorption through electronic and vibrational excitation mechanisms
- T.-C. Shen
- C. Wang
- et al.
- 1995
- Science
Dissociation of individual molecules with electrons from the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope
- G. Dujardin
- R.E. Walkup
- et al.
- 1992
- Science
Time-resolved absorption spectra of dissociating molecules
- R.E. Walkup
- J. Misewich
- et al.
- 1990
- Physical Review Letters
Ion-surface interactions and electronically stimulated desorption of physisorbed atoms
- R.E. Walkup
- Ph. Avouris
- et al.
- 1989
- Physical Review Letters
Excited-atom production by electron bombardment of alkali halides
- R.E. Walkup
- Ph. Avouris
- et al.
- 1986
- Physical Review Letters
Classical-trajectory studies of electron- or photon-stimulated desorption from ionic solids
- R.E. Walkup
- Ph. Avouris
- 1986
- Physical Review Letters
Laser optogalvanic detection of molecular ions
- R.E. Walkup
- R.W. Dreyfus
- et al.
- 1983
- Physical Review Letters
Best Practices for HPC Workloads on Public Cloud Platforms A guide for computational scientists to use public cloud for HPC workloads
- Robert Walkup
- Seetharami R. Seelam
- et al.
- 2022
- ICPE 2022