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Enhanced Reactivity for the Wagner-Jauregg Reaction Under Aqueous Conditions. [PDF]
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Enhancing gas sensing and optoelectronic properties of rutile TiO<sub>2</sub> <i>via</i> transition metal doping: a DFT + <i>U</i> study. [PDF]
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A configuration interaction approach to solve the Anderson impurity model; applications to elemental Ce. [PDF]
NPJ Comput MaterHerzog B, Thunström P, Eriksson O.
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Hydrogen Bond Benchmark: Focal-Point Analysis and Assessment of DFT Functionals. [PDF]
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ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 2003
Computerized data is becoming critical to the survival of an enterprise. RAID is a popular mechanism to offer fault-tolerance storage. But RAID can not work when two more disks fail and the distance it can reach is very limited. This paper presents a novel distributed high fault-tolerance storage mechanism called DFTS.
Qingsong Wei, Xianliang Lu, Xu Zhou
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Computerized data is becoming critical to the survival of an enterprise. RAID is a popular mechanism to offer fault-tolerance storage. But RAID can not work when two more disks fail and the distance it can reach is very limited. This paper presents a novel distributed high fault-tolerance storage mechanism called DFTS.
Qingsong Wei, Xianliang Lu, Xu Zhou
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Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, 2009
A diversity-oriented approach for the generation of thermochemical benchmark sets is presented. Test sets consisting of randomly generated "artificial molecules" (AMs) are proposed that rely on systematic constraints rather than uncontrolled chemical biases.
Martin, Korth, Stefan, Grimme
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A diversity-oriented approach for the generation of thermochemical benchmark sets is presented. Test sets consisting of randomly generated "artificial molecules" (AMs) are proposed that rely on systematic constraints rather than uncontrolled chemical biases.
Martin, Korth, Stefan, Grimme
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Proceedings International Test Conference 1997, 2002
Despite a substantial amount of prior work in design-for-testability (DFT) cost modeling, the decision whether or not and how to use DFT is still not an easy one. The problem is that the relationship between DFT benefits and costs are still far from being well understood.
S. Wei +4 more
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Despite a substantial amount of prior work in design-for-testability (DFT) cost modeling, the decision whether or not and how to use DFT is still not an easy one. The problem is that the relationship between DFT benefits and costs are still far from being well understood.
S. Wei +4 more
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