Intructional Computing Classroom (ICC)
Centre for Computational Materials Science
Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research
Bangalore 560064
India
Tel: +080-2208 2899 - fa
This course is aimed to give an introduction in the basic molecular simulation techniques: molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo. The idea is to give an understanding of principles underlying these techniques and to use this understanding to optimize a simulation code. The more advanced topics include molecular simulations in the various ensembles (NVE, NVT, NPT, grand canonical, etc), free energy computations, phase equilibria, rare events, configurational-bias Monte Carlo. The morning sessions are lectures introducing the methods and in the afternoons there are computer exercises in which these methods are applied. The course does not assume any previous knowledge in molecular simulations. However, elementary knowledge in thermodynamics and statistical thermodynamics is assumed.The course will follow the structure of the book "Understanding Molecular Simulations" Frenkel and Smit (Academic Press, 2002).
References
India
Niels L Ellegaard
(JNCASR)
- Organiser
Srikanth Sastry
(Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research)
- Organiser
Surajit Sengupta
(S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences)
- Organiser
Netherlands
Edith Beerdsen
(University of Amsterdam)
- Organiser
Switzerland
Berend Smit
(EPFL)
- Organiser
United States
Patrick Charbonneau
(Duke University)
- Organiser
Maddalena Venturoli
(Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences NYU)
- Organiser
