SMALL MOLECULE HER2 INHIBITOR DISCOVERY

Not Available Distributed Simulation is becoming an increasingly important aspect of DoD training, analysis, and acquisition processes. However, certain technical hurdles have yet to be overcome. This project addresses specific problems in meeting message passing bandwidth and latency requirements. New time management paradigms have yet to be exploited by existing HLA RTIs. These include approximate time protocols, repeatable real-time techniques, and synchronized data distribution management. Embedding these technologies in an RTI gives a federation new control of its execution environment. By understanding underlying network infrastructure and specific simulation requirements, we can make use of these new controls, optimizing the performance of the system, and ensuring correct system behavior.