37 research outputs found
Quantum Scattering in Two Black Hole Moduli Space
We discuss the quantum scattering process in the moduli space consisting of
two maximally charged dilaton black holes. The black hole moduli space geometry
has different structures for arbitrary dimensions and various values of dilaton
coupling. We study the quantum effects of the different moduli space geometries
with scattering process. Then, it is found that there is a resonance state on
certain moduli spaces.Comment: 15 pages, 19 figures, RevTeX 3.
A high resolution finite volume method for efficient parallel simulation of casting processes on unstructured meshes
We discuss selected aspects of a new parallel three-dimensional (3-D) computational tool for the unstructured mesh simulation of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) casting processes. This tool, known as {bold Telluride}, draws upon on robust, high resolution finite volume solutions of metal alloy mass, momentum, and enthalpy conservation equations to model the filling, cooling, and solidification of LANL castings. We briefly describe the current {bold Telluride} physical models and solution methods, then detail our parallelization strategy as implemented with Fortran 90 (F90). This strategy has yielded straightforward and efficient parallelization on distributed and shared memory architectures, aided in large part by new parallel libraries {bold JTpack9O} for Krylov-subspace iterative solution methods and {bold PGSLib} for efficient gather/scatter operations. We illustrate our methodology and current capabilities with source code examples and parallel efficiency results for a LANL casting simulation
Probing partially localized supergravity background of fundamental string ending on Dp-brane
We study the dynamics of the probe fundamental string in the field background
of the partially localized supergravity solution for the fundamental string
ending on Dp-brane. We separately analyze the probe dynamics for its motion
along the worldvolume direction and the transverse direction of the source
Dp-brane. We compare the dynamics of the probe along the Dp-brane worldvolume
direction to the BIon dynamics.Comment: 20 pages, LaTeX, revised version to appear in Phys. Rev.
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A parallel, volume-tracking algorithm for unstructured meshes
Many diverse areas of industry benefit from the use of volume of fluid methods to predict the movement of materials. Casting is a common method of part fabrication. The accurate prediction of the casting process is pivotal to industry. Mold design and casting is currently considered an art by industry. It typically involves many trial mold designs, and the rejection of defective parts is costly. Failure of cast parts, because residual stresses reduce the part`s strength, can be catastrophic. Cast parts should have precise geometric details that reduce or eliminate the need for machining after casting. Volume of fluid codes will help designers predict how the molten metal fills a mold and where ay trapped voids remain. Prediction of defects due to thermal contraction or expansion will eliminate defective, trial mold designs and speed the parts to market with fewer rejections. Increasing the predictability and therefore the accuracy of the casting process will reduce the art that is involved in mold design and parts casting. Here, recent enhancements to multidimensional volume-tracking algorithms are presented. Illustrations in two dimensions are given. The improvements include new, local algorithms for interface normal constructions and a new full remapping algorithm for time integration. These methods are used on structured and unstructured grids