Titlebook: Computer Modelling of Fluids Polymers and Solids; C. R. A. Catlow,S. C. Parker,M. P. Allen Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Poten

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Simulation of Plastic Crystals,mpounds have a high temperature phase, just below the melting point where the vapour pressure is relatively high and the deformation is easy. These plastic phases are highly symmetric, generally cubic and at some transition temperature, below the melting point, they transform to another crystalline

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Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Aqueous Systems,een collected over the last hundred years because of their importance in chemistry and biology, but they are still too complicated for treatment by an analytical theory. Therefore, it is no surprise that shortly after the first successful simulation of pure water by Rahman and Stillinger [1] a first

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Computer Modelling of the Structure and Thermodynamic Properties of Silicate Minerals,his is of particular importance as mass transport deep in the Earth’s Mantle, and ultimately plate motion, will be governed by the behaviour of the component minerals. Hence a detailed understanding of their thermodynamic and kinetic properties under extreme pressures and temperatures will aid in ou

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Control Theory of Technological Economye-site formalism, by the use of an ab initio based distributed multipole model. We show how empirical anisotropic site-site potentials have been used to great effect in a Molecular Dynamics simulation of liquid chlorine and Monte Carlo simulations of three condensed phases of benzene. Thus we can ex

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Theory of Technological Economy Factors to the study of phase transitions. Although the emphasis is on first-order transitions, a few remarks are made about the technical problems posed by continuous phase transitions. We end with a discussion of the relative merits of Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics simulations.

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Control Theory of Technological Economy and the radial distribution function. In the application of path-integral techniques to systems like liquid helium, the inclusion of quantum exchange is crucial, and we indicate how this can be achieved. We then illustrate the use of the technique by describing simulations that have been performed

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Theory of the Technological Economy Entitytly illustrated for the trimer case (propane with two rigid bonds and a flexible angle). For long chain molecules, the need of an iterative technique which treats constraints individually in succession (SHAKE method) will particularly be emphasised. The paper ends with some considerations on the cou

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