Energy sciences supercomputing 1990

This report contains papers on the following topics: meeting the computational challenge; lattice gauge theory: probing the standard model; supercomputing for the superconducting super collider; and overview of ongoing studies in climate model diagnosis and intercomparison; MHD simulation of the fueling of a tokamak fusion reactor through the injection of compact toroids; gyrokinetic particle simulation of tokamak plasmas; analyzing chaos: a visual essay in nonlinear dynamics; supercomputing and research in theoretical chemistry; monte carlo simulations of light nuclei; parallel processing; and scientists of the future: learning by doing

Energy and technology review, January--February 1995. State of the laboratory

This issue of Energy and Technology Review highlights the Laboratory`s 1994 accomplishments in their mission areas and core programs--economic competitiveness, national security, lasers, energy, the environment, biology and biotechnology, engineering, physics and space science, chemistry and materials science, computations, and science and math education. LLNL is a major national resource of science and technology expertise, and they are committed to applying this expertise to meet vital national needs