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What is GMRA?

GMRA likely refers to General Multiscale Relaxed Atomistic (GMRA) methods. These are a class of computational techniques used to simulate materials at multiple scales, bridging the gap between atomistic simulations (which are computationally expensive) and continuum mechanics (which can lack atomistic detail). They aim to achieve efficiency by using atomistic detail only where needed and coarser, continuum representations elsewhere, while ensuring seamless coupling between these regions. GMRA methods are commonly used to study materials deformation, fracture, and other phenomena where atomistic details influence macroscopic behavior.

What other technologies are related to GMRA?

GMRA Complementary Technologies

The Global Master Securities Lending Agreement (GMSLA) is a master agreement published by ISLA for governing securities lending transactions. GMRA is the equivalent for repos, thus GMSLA is complementary.
mentioned alongside GMRA in 91% (131) of relevant job posts
A Credit Support Annex (CSA) is an agreement that defines the rules for the provision of collateral to mitigate the credit risk arising from derivative transactions. CSAs are commonly used in conjunction with GMRA to manage counterparty risk in repo transactions, hence it is complementary.
mentioned alongside GMRA in 1% (58) of relevant job posts

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