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Hessian scientists of various disciplines are using High Performance Computers for their research.
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Designing Materials With Photo-Induced Phase Transitions
The potential of chalcogenides in applications like optoelectronics, thermoelectrics, transparent contacts, and thin ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Dislocations for Defect-Based Quantum Computing
A quantum computer is a device that exploits quantum behavior to solve a computational problem that cannot be tackled ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter PhysicsEngineering SciencesMaterials Science
First-Principles Calculations of Spectroscopic Signatures II
Linking experimental and theoretical observations on a physical system is one of the key objectives of modern science ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
High-Throughput Discovery of Mab and Mbene Superconductors
We survey the landscape of MAB and Mbene superconductors out of our previous high-throughput predictions using first ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Improving the Model-Based Prediction of Vibroacoustic Vehicle Properties by Mastering Uncertainty
Vibroacoustic vehicle behavior specifies among others the quality of vehicles and contributes to customer satisfaction ...
Engineering SciencesMechanics and Constructive Mechanical Engineering
Optical Response of (Hetero)Adamantine Clusters
White light generation (WLG) is one of the most puzzling and exciting topics in nonlinear optics. Strictly speaking, WLG ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Phase Diagram of Inertial Active Brownian Particles
Active matter consisting of motile agents such as bacteria, algae, or synthetic microswimmers on the microscale and ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
Ultrafast Laser Induced Structural Motion in Thin Au Films
A recent ultrafast electron diffraction experiment led by our collaborator has showed an interesting response of a thin ...
Natural SciencesTheoretical Condensed Matter Physics
