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Abstract: Recently, neural surrogate models have emerged as a compelling alternative to traditional simulation workflows. This is accomplished by modeling the underlying function of scientific ...

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Chevy Chase celebrated his 43rd wedding anniversary with his third wife, Jayni Chase, in June 2025. The couple got together in the early 1980s when Chase was fresh out of two previous marriages, first ...

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Did you know... that the largest planet in the Solar System can fit 1,321 Earths inside of it? Yeah, today we're going to run some planetary simulations to give you an idea of just how big some ...

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Calculate your miles per hour using this equation: (total miles x 60) ÷ time walked in minutes. For example, if you walked 2.6 miles in 65 minutes, your equation would look like: (2.6 x 60) ÷ 65 = 2.4 ...