Titlebook: Computational Multiscale Modeling of Fluids and Solids; Theory and Applicati Martin Oliver Steinhauser Book 20172nd edition Springer-Verlag

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-2784-4learn about the major difference between fluids and solids. In Sect.?. we talk about the relation between theory, experiment and simulation in physics. Section?. provides a review of the history of computer simulations, super computing and the development of computer hardware and software. Finally,

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Superconducting Machines and Devices the consequences thereof. In Sects.?.–. we focus on clarifying some terminology in computational multiscale modeling and learn about the concepts of “models” in science. Section?. focuses on hierarchical modeling concepts in classical and quantum physics which is followed by discussing the standard

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Joseph L. Smith Jr.,Thomas A. Keimhysical and mathematical theories. All theory is usually formulated by using objects with certain algebraic properties that are embedded in a particular concept of “space”. Then, in Sect.?., starting from a fundamental discussion of the properties of sets we define the concept of a function, a commu

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Superconducting Machines and Devices equations and how to solve them numerically. For this, we discuss the basics of ordinary and partial differential equations in Sect.?.. We learn about the Lipschitz condition for ordinary differential equations and about initial and boundary conditions with partial differential equations, where we

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Practical Superconducting Materials,dinger equation. In Sect.?. we shortly discuss some basics of quantum theory, the Hilbert space and the Born–Oppenheimer approximation, which separates the motion (i.e. the coordinates) of the heavy nuclei from the fast motion of the light electrons. We take a look at density functional theory in Se

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34773-3undamental role. This is why after an introduction in Sect.?. we discuss statistical physics and thermodynamics in Sect.?.. Classical interaction potentials (that may or may not be derived from quantum mechanical ab initio methods) are treated in Sect.?., which brings us to the important MD method,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-1211-5d with phenomenological approaches from engineering. Yet, more and more scientists increasingly deal with model building and simulation on these scales due to the progress in computing power during the past 10 years, which for example allow routinely simulating multi-billion atom systems of the size

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8672-2ale modeling is to find designed solutions for each individual problem to be solved. There are no real standard procedures that can be applied for any model on any scale. This has to do with the structural complexity of systems on different length scales, but also with the artificial human separatio

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Joseph L. Smith Jr.,Thomas A. Keimeral notion of “space”, endowed with certain properties necessary to do physics then leads us to tangent and cotangent spaces, one-forms and tensors which are important geometric quantities used abundantly in modern physical theories. From a discussion of metric spaces and a metric connection in Sec