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• Title : Atomistic Computer Simulations: A Practical Guide
• Author : Veronika Brázdová
• Rating : 4.93 (172 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-10-1
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 361 Pages
• Asin : 3527410694
• Language : English

Finally, they will know which information needs to be included in their publications.This book includes checklists for planning projects, analyzing output files, and for troubleshooting, as well as pseudo keywords and case studies.The authors provide an accompanying

Finally, they will know which information needs to be included in their publications.This book includes checklists for planning projects, analyzing output files, and for troubleshooting, as well as pseudo keywords and case studies.The authors provide an accompanying blog for the book with worked examples, and additional material and references: atomisticsimulations/.. As a result, readers will learn how to design the computational model and which parameters of the simulations are essential, as well as being able to assess whether the results are correct, find and correct errors, and extract the relevant information from the results. It is written in a clear and precise language, focusing on a thorough understanding of the concepts behind the equations and how these are used in the simulations. Many books explain the theory of atomistic computer simulations; this book teaches you how to run them
This introductory "how to" title enables readers to understand, plan, run, and analyze their own independent atomistic simulations, and decide which method to use and which questions to ask in their research project

“What a gem! This is a truly outstandingly useful book for anyone working in (or supervising students in) projects based around atomistic computer simulations This book is a joy to read and will be of interest to specialists but also to anyone with a general interest in physics and indeed the history of science.”  (Contemporary Physics, 11 April 2014)

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She is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the London Centre for Nanotechnology, University College London. She has supervised many undergraduate students taking their first steps in computational physics. Dr. Dr. He has been a Reader in Physics at UCL since 2005, and held a Royal Society University Research Fellowship from 2002-2010.

. She has been collaborating closely with experimental groups. He has driven the development of the massively-parallel linear scaling density functional theory code, Conquest, and collaborates extensively with experimental groups on the growth and properties of nanostructures on semiconductor surfaces. from Oxford University in 1997. Her research is focused on computationa