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Computer Center Problem Reporting (CCPR). Software Available at JLab. Purchasing - PCs, Software and Devices. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Group Areas and Memberships. User Web Pages (public html). Voice over IP (VoIP). Privacy and Security Notice. New MIS App Page. Xerox Copier Training Videos. Approved JLab Printers/Copiers (as of 01-01-2014). Purchasing - PCs, Software and Devices. Stipends - Mobile Phone and Home Internet. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Zimbra (Email and Calendar).

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Computer Center Problem Reporting (CCPR). Software Available at JLab. Purchasing - PCs, Software and Devices. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Group Areas and Memberships. User Web Pages (public html). Voice over IP (VoIP). Privacy and Security Notice. New MIS App Page. Xerox Copier Training Videos. Approved JLab Printers/Copiers (as of 01-01-2014). Purchasing - PCs, Software and Devices. Stipends - Mobile Phone and Home Internet. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). Zimbra (Email and Calendar).

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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Jefferson Lab, 2005. Jefferson Lab, 2002. USQCD lattice meets experiment meetings. Beyond the Standard Model. University of Colorado, 2012. Beyond the Standard Model. Beyond the Standard Model. International Lattice Data Grid. Lattice Conferences, Proceedings:.

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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Computing hardware and software. An important goal of the USQCD collaboration has been the construction, efficient programming, and dedicated use of a multi-teraflop/s QCDOC computer. The QCDOC (Quantum Chromodynamics on a Chip) project has culminated in the construction of three 12,288-processor 10 teraflop/s (peak) computers optimized for lattice QCD calculations. A two-node QCDOC daughter card.

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All Hands' Meeting 2015

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All Hands' Meeting 2015. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. May 1–2, 2015. The USQCD All Hands' Meeting is May 1 and 2, 2015, at Fermilab. Register on the indico web site. Information on visiting Fermilab can be found via the links at left. Sessions will be held in Curia II. Video streaming for the USQCD sessions is available at the following link: http:/ vms.fnal.gov/asset/livevideo. For more details on connecting, please visit the Remote Access Page.

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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Particle and Nuclear Physics. USQCD is a collaboration of US scientists developing and using large-scale computers for calculations in lattice quantum chromodynamics. Lattice QCD calculations allow us to understand the results of particle and nuclear physics experiments in terms of QCD, the theory of quarks and gluons. 2016 All Hands Meeting. April 29–30, 2016, Brookhaven. 2015 All Hands Meeting. May 1–2, 2015, Fermilab. 2014 All Hands Meeting. April 18–19, 2014, Jefferson Lab. 2013 All Hands Meeting.

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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Computing hardware and software. The Pi0 cluster at Fermilab. Research and development work on commodity clusters has been carried out under the Lattice QCD SciDAC grant at FNAL. This has led to the terascale resources for lattice QCD that have been deployed at the two labs. The 12s cluster at JLab.

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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The USQCD collaboration was founded in 1999, for the purpose of creating and utilizing software and dedicated hardware resources for lattice gauge theory calculations. It is funded by the Department of Energy through the Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computation (SciDAC) program, and through the Office of Science's High Energy Physics and Nuclear Physics programs. A majority of United States lattice gauge theorists are members. To contact USQCD, email one of the members of the Executive Committee:.

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USQCD: US Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics

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Computing hardware and software. The USQCD Collaboration designs, constructs and operates large scale computing systems for lattice QCD calculations with support from the Department of Energy and collaborators in industry. Computers for lattice QCD can be made particularly cost-effective by taking optimal advantage of simplifying features of lattice QCD, such as regular grids, uniform and predictable communications, and relatively low memory and I/O requirements. Commodity hardware for lattice QCD. Have ...