Scientists Use Ranger to Explore Sub-Atomic Physics

April 26, 2008

HPC Wire brings us this story by TACC’s Aaron Dubrow:
“Physics has led us deeper and deeper into the heart of matter in a quest to determine what the universe is made of. It’s a real-world question that drives particle physicist Robert Sugar to dig in his heels and break out the big guns — supercomputers like Ranger at the Texas Advanced Computing Center — to help solve the numerical equations at the root of fundamental physics.” Full Story

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