LA-SiGMA Software Distribution

Purpose

Compute the energy of a square electron lattice using a variational Monte Carlo method.

Systems

The code has been tuned for NVIDIA Fermi and Kepler GPUs.

Acknowledgments

The accelerator ports of this code were developed by Byron Tasseff byrontasseff@gmail.com, Kaushik Ragavan kaushikragavan89@gmail.com and David Koppelman koppel@ece.lsu.edu with the assistance of Niladri Sengupta dinophysicsiitb@gmail.com, Ka Ming Tam phy.kaming@gmail.com, Zhifeng Yun zyun1@tigers.lsu.edu, Mark Jarrell jarrellphysics@gmail.com and Juana Moreno moreno@phys.lsu.edu.

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