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 Such time steps result in orders of magnitude speedups when simulating collapse of an inflaton field in the early universe [@Musoke:2019ima].
 
 
-![Wall time for a single time step, as a function of number of CPUs. The points represent measured times and the lines represent theoretical $1/\text{#CPU}$ scalings. The circles and solid line are for grids constructed from `Array`s and the triangles and dashed lines are for MPI-distributed `PencilArray`s. \label{fig:cpus}](../benchmarks/time_step/cpus.pdf){ width=100% }
+![Wall time for a single time step, as a function of number of CPUs. The points represent measured times and the lines represent theoretical $1/\text{#CPU}$ scalings. The circles and solid line are for grids constructed from Arrays and the triangles and dashed lines are for MPI-distributed PencilArrays. \label{fig:cpus}](../benchmarks/time_step/cpus.pdf){ width=100% }
 
 Julia [@Julia-2017] has seen increasing use in scientific computing; see for example @Eschle:2023ikn and @JuliaBiologists for overviews of its use in high energy physics and biology.
 The use of Julia is one of the choices that separates UltraDark.jl from similar codes.