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Application Enabling in DEISA: Petascaling of Plasma Turbulence Codes.

H. Lederer, R. Tisma, R. Hatzky, A. Bottino, and F. Jenko. PARCO, volume 15 of Advances in Parallel Computing, page 713-720. IOS Press, (2007)

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