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Molecular Dynamics Simulation Giovanni Ciccotti Mauro Ferrario

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Molecular Dynamics Simulation Giovanni Ciccotti Mauro Ferrario
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Publisher: MDPI
File Extension: PDF
File size: 23.96 MB
Pages: 627
Author: Giovanni Ciccotti, Mauro Ferrario, Christof Schuette
ISBN: 9783906980652, 3906980650
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Molecular Dynamics Simulation Giovanni Ciccotti Mauro Ferrario by Giovanni Ciccotti, Mauro Ferrario, Christof Schuette 9783906980652, 3906980650 instant download after payment.

Condensed matter systems, ranging from simple fluids and solids to complex multicomponent materials and even biological matter, are governed by well understood laws of physics, within the formal theoretical framework of quantum theory and statistical mechanics. On the relevant scales of length and time, the appropriate 'first-principles' description needs only the Schroedinger equation together with Gibbs averaging over the relevant statistical ensemble. However, this program cannot be carried out straightforwardly-dealing with electron correlations is still a challenge for the methods of quantum chemistry. Similarly, standard statistical mechanics makes precise explicit statements only on the properties of systems for which the many-body problem can be effectively reduced to one of independent particles or quasi-particles.

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