Explore the intricacies of Density Functional Theory (DFT) implementation on high-performance GPU-based supercomputers in this 25-minute lecture delivered by Young Min Rhee from the QCHEM LAB at KNU. Gain insights into the computational challenges and advantages of utilizing advanced hardware for complex quantum chemical calculations, and understand how these powerful systems are revolutionizing the field of computational chemistry.
Overview
Syllabus
DFT on Expensive GPU-based Supercomputer
Taught by
QCHEM LAB at KNU
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