Supercomputers and the future of computational atomic scattering physics
Stephen M. Younger · AIP conference proceedings · 1990
The advent of the supercomputer has opened new vistas for the computational atomic physicist. Problems of hitherto unparalleled complexity are now being examined using these new machines, and important connections with other fields of physics are being established. This talk briefly reviews some of the most important trends in computational scattering physics and suggests some exciting possibilities for the future.