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High Performance Computing on

CRESCO infrastructure:

research activities and results 2014

Italian National Agency for New Technologies,

Energy and Sustainable Economic Development

December 2015

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Scientific Editor: Fiorenzo Ambrosino, ENEA, DTE-ICT-HPC, CR Portici

Acknowledgements: We wish to thank Filippo Palombi that contributed to the editing of this Volume.

Cover: Amedeo Trolese, ENEA, DTE-ICT-PRA, CR Frascati

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Contents

Foreword 7

LES study of a bluff-body burner fluid dynamics

I. Cornacchia, E. Giacomazzi, F.R. Picchia, D. Cecere, N. Arcidiacono

9

A first principles study on the Fe(1 0 0)/Pb corrosion phenomena

S. Giusepponi, M. Celino

17

Multi-Resolution Techniques for a Compressible Staggered LES Numerical Code

G. Rossi, B. Favini, E. Giacomazzi, F. R. Picchia, D. Cecere, N. Arcidiacono

24

DFT study of OTS-SAM coatings on (111) Si surface as gate dielectrics for organic thin film transistors

F. Gala, G. Zollo

30

A High Resolution Numerical Model to Study the Coastal Processes in the Adriatic Sea

G. Sannino, W. J. McKiver, D. Bellafiore

40

b-Initio Molecular Dynamics Simulation of High Temperature GeO2 G. Mancini, M. Celino and A.Di Cicco

46

HPC resources allow to simulate Fluoride Riboswitch Recognition Site using Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics

R. Credentino, L. Cavallo

50

Nanocrystallization of amorphous Cu64Zr36 into the Cu2Zr Laves phase

studied by Molecular Dynamics simulations

J. Zemp, M. Celino, J. F. Löffler, B. Schönfeld

54

Further Investigation on the Structural Properties of a Cadmium Sulfide Nanocluster with Prismatic Shape

E. Burresi, M. Celino

59

Cooling of turbine blades: a computational analysis

D. Borello, F. Rispoli, P. Venturini, A. Salvagni

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Theoretical investigation of Mg-MgH2 interface doped with Ti and TiO2 R. Vujasin, S. Giusepponi, J. Grbovi! Novakovi!, N. Novakovi!, M. Celino

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First principles calculations of the electronic properties of bismuth-based nanostructures

G. Cantele, D. Ninno

73

WFR-Chimere Modelling as a Tool of Ozone Risk Assessment to European Forests

A. Anav, A. De Marco

77

Activities made by the Soft Matter Molecular Simulation Group

M.S. Byshkin, F. Buonocore, A. Di Matteo, G. Milano, A. De Nicola, Y. Zhao, K. Toshihiro

82

Metal Doped Rutile TiO2 as Electrode in DSSC

N. Novakovi!, R. Vujasin, B. Paska" Mamula, J. Grbovi! Novakovi!

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Explosive and adaptive synchronization in complex networks

J.A. Almendral, V. Avalos-Gayt´an, S. Boccaletti, I. Leyva, A. Navas, I. Sendiña-Nadal

91

A coarse grain model for !-synuclein aggregation

P. Procacci, G. Caminati

98

Magnetism OF semi-hydrogenated Graphene and effects of the substrate by ab-initio calculations using Quantum-Espresso on CRESCO HPC

F. Buonocore

108

First-principle calculations of structural, electronic and optical properties of surfaces, monolayers and thin films

O. Pulci, M. Marsili, P. Gori, C. Violante, A. Mosca Conte, I. Kupchak

113

Development of Monte Carlo Radiation Transport Modelling, Application to PWR Severe Accident Scenario, Implementation of MCNP with MPI on Various CRESCO Sections

K.W. Burn, P. Console Camprini

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H-Abstraction from Methane in H-ZSM5 Zeolite with extra-framework O atom: DFT and D-DFT in comparison

A. Palma, S. Tosti

125

On the applicability of the Ritz–Galerkin method to the Fokker–Planck equation of voter models over community–based networks

F. Palombi, S. Toti

130

Feasibility Study for the Characterization of New Fuels Containing Minor Actinides for Fast Sodium Reactors

G. Baiocco, R. Remetti, L. Lepore, G. A. Marzo, N. Cherubini, G. Abbate

141

Monte Carlo simulation of radiation response of a novel diamond detector for radiotherapy dosimetry

M. Pimpinella, A. Stravato

148

Experimental realization of maximally synchronizable networks and the effect of topological noise

R. Sevilla-Escoboza, J. M. Buldú, S. Boccaletti, R. Gutiérrez

154

Computational activities carried out at the ENEA Neutron Metrology Laboratory

L. Quintieri, G. Guarnieri

161

Arg and Lys selective adsorption on (101) TiO2 anatase surface in water solution L. Agosta, G. Zollo, C. Arcangeli, F. Buonocore, F. Gala, M. Celino

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Storage architecture and backup strategy of ENEAGRID/CRESCO systems

F. Ambrosino, G. Bracco, A. Colavincenzo, A. Funel, G. Guarnieri, S. Migliori, G. Ponti

181

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