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Component Architectures for Quantum Chemistry: Forging New Capabilities and Insights

Session: Poster Reception

Event Type: Poster

Time: 5:15pm - 7:15pm

Author(s): Joseph P Kenny, Curtis L Janssen, Ida M B Nielsen, Manojkumar Krishnan, Vidhya Gurumoorthi, Edward F Valeev, Theresa L Windus

Location: Ballroom Corridor

Abstract:
We review the use of the Common Component Architecture approach within the quantum chemistry domain to tackle the software engineering challenges which arise as advanced algorithms are adopted and growing numbers of software packages are integrated to study complex, coupled physical phenomena. The development of common interfaces has allowed the adoption of advanced optimization solvers and high-level interchangeability of quantum chemistry packages. Components have been created which manage multiple levels of parallelism, providing much more efficient usage of parallel machines. Early efforts towards low-level integration of chemistry packages are examined. The ability to share intermediate data expands the capabilities available to any one software package, thereby enabling the rapid development of advanced methods. New methods for the study of reactions involving heavy elements, which depend on our component environment, are highlighted.




Chair/Author Details:

Joseph P Kenny
Sandia National Laboratories

Curtis L Janssen
Sandia National Laboratories

Ida M B Nielsen
Sandia National Laboratories

Manojkumar Krishnan
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Vidhya Gurumoorthi
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Edward F Valeev
Virginia Tech

Theresa L Windus
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory






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