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NRL capabilities include in-house expertise in parallel processing for large-scale scientific computing and the ability to perform analyses and computational experiments on specific problems using these capabilities.
Research Articles
- Numerical Modeling of Plasmas Using the TurboWAVE Framework
D.F. Gordon, P. Sprangle, A.C. Ting, R. Fernsler, M. Lampe, S. Slinker, and B. Hafizi - The DIME/PMESII Model Suite Requirements Project
R. Hillson - Simulation of Supersonic Military Aircraft Jet Noise
K. Kailasanath, J. Liu, and R. Ramamurti
Research Groups
- Information Technology, 5500
- Free Space Photonics Communications Office, 5505
- Navy Center for Applied Research In Artificial Intelligence, 5510
- Networks and Communication Systems, 5520
- Center For High Assurance Computer Systems, 5540
- Transmission Technology, 5550
- Information Management and Decision Architectures, 5580
- Center For Computational Science, 5590
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