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The suitability of massively parallel architectures for carrying out efficient calculations of quasiclassical rate constants for atom-diatom reactive processes has been investigated. Problems related to the parallel structuring of the computational procedure, fixed and scaled speed-ups, efficiency factors and their dependence upon the size of the problem, and the number of processors are discussed.
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Baraglia, R., Ferrini, R., Laforenza, D. et al. A massively parallel approach to the quasiclassical reactive scattering. J Math Chem 11, 1–11 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01164191
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