Uzi Landman in Georgia Tech Computer Farm (IMAGE)

Georgia Institute of Technology

Uzi Landman in Georgia Tech Computer Farm

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For a week, 900 processors ran parallel to calculate possible flight patterns of pairs of quantum particles called fermions for a new theoretical physics study on ultracold matter. Principal investigator Uzi Landman, is Regents' and Institute Professor and F.E. Callaway Endowed Chair in Georgia Tech's School of Physics. Here, he stands between racks of computers at a Georgia Tech computer farm. To arrive at their final calculations, the team employed roughly the same amount of computing power for nearly four months.

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Georgia Tech/Allison Carter

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