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ENMA 400

Introduction to Atomistic Modeling in Materials

3 Credits

This is an introductory course designed to study atomistic modeling and simulation techniques used in materials research. This course covers the theories, methods, and applications of atomistic-scale modeling techniques in simulating, understanding, and predicting the properties of materials. Specific topics include: molecular statics using empirical force fields; quantum mechanical methods including density functional theory; molecular dynamics simulations; and Monte Carlo and kinetic Monte Carlo modeling.

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Prerequisite: ENMA300 , MATH206 , and ENMA460 . Recommended: Basic knowledge in quantum mechanics (preferred but not required); basic knowledge in statistical mechanics (preferred but not required). Also offered as: ENMA600 . Credit Only Granted for: ENMA489A, ENMA400 , ENMA698A, or ENMA600 . Formerly: ENMA489A.

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