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Adam McLaughlin
Researcher at D. E. Shaw Research
Publications - 2
Citations - 66
Adam McLaughlin is an academic researcher from D. E. Shaw Research. The author has contributed to research in topics: Computer science & Newton's laws of motion. The author has co-authored 2 publications.
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Anton 3: twenty microseconds of molecular dynamics simulation before lunch
David E. Shaw,Peter J. Adams,Asaph Azaria,Joseph A. Bank,Brannon Batson,Alistair Bell,Michael Bergdorf,Jhanvi Bhatt,J. Adam Butts,Timothy Correia,Robert M. Dirks,Ron O. Dror,Michael P. Eastwood,Bruce Edwards,Amos Even,Peter Feldmann,Michael Fenn,Christopher H. Fenton,Anthony Forte,Joseph Gagliardo,Gennette Gill,Maria Gorlatova,Brian Greskamp,J. P. Grossman,Justin Gullingsrud,Anissa Harper,William C. Hasenplaugh,Mark Heily,Benjamin Colin Heshmat,Jeremy Hunt,Douglas J. Ierardi,Lev Iserovich,Bryan L. Jackson,Nick P. Johnson,Mollie M. Kirk,John L. Klepeis,Jeffrey S. Kuskin,Kenneth M. Mackenzie,Roy J. Mader,Richard McGowen,Adam McLaughlin,Mark A. Moraes,Mohamed H. Nasr,Lawrence J. Nociolo,Lief O'Donnell,Andrew Parker,Jon L. Peticolas,Goran Pocina,Cristian Predescu,Terry Quan,John K. Salmon,Carl Schwink,Keun Sup Shim,Naseer Siddique,Jochen Spengler,Tamas Szalay,Raymond Tabladillo,Reinhard Tartler,Andrew G. Taube,Michael Theobald,Brian Towles,William Vick,Stanley C. Wang,Michael Wazlowski,Madeleine J. Weingarten,John M. Williams,Kevin A. Yuh +66 more
TL;DR: Anton 3 as mentioned in this paper is the fastest supercomputers in the world, achieving an order-of-magnitude improvement in time-to-solution over its predecessor, Anton 2, and is over 100 times faster than any other currently available supercomputer.
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The ΛNTON 3 ASIC: a Fire-Breathing Monster for Molecular Dynamics Simulations
Peter J. Adams,Brannon Batson,Alistair Bell,Jhanvi Bhatt,J. Adam Butts,Timothy Correia,Bruce Edwards,Peter Feldmann,Christopher H. Fenton,Anthony Forte,Joseph Gagliardo,Gennette Gill,Maria Gorlatova,Brian Greskamp,J. P. Grossman,Jeremy Hunt,Bryan L. Jackson,Mollie M. Kirk,Jeffrey S. Kuskin,Roy J. Mader,Richard McGowen,Adam McLaughlin,Mark A. Moraes,Mohamed H. Nasr,Lawrence J. Nociolo,Lief O'Donnell,Andrew Parker,Jon L. Peticolas,Terry Quan,T. Carl Schwink,Keun Sup Shim,Naseer Siddique,Jochen Spengler,Michael Theobald,Brian Towles,William Vick,Stanley C. Wang,Michael Wazlowski,Madeleine J. Weingarten,John M. Williams,David E. Shaw +40 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors integrate Newton's laws of motion into a model of the force field, and compute forces on every atom based on current positions and velocities and positions in discrete time steps.