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Transition state theory description of surface self-diffusion: Comparison with classical trajectory results
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Classical Trajectory ResultsEngineeringChemistryMolecular DynamicsAnomalous DiffusionMolecular KineticsMolecular SolidSurface Self-diffusionPhysicsPhysical ChemistryBrownian MotionQuantum ChemistrySurface Self-diffusion ConstantsDiffusion ResistanceNatural SciencesSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsDiffusion ProcessInterfacial StudyPairwise Potentials
We have computed the surface self-diffusion constants on four different crystal faces [fcc(111), fcc(100), bcc(110), and bcc(211)] using classical transition state theory methods. These results can be compared directly with previous classical-trajectory results which used the same Lennard-Jones 6-12 potential and template model; the agreement is good, though dynamical effects are evident for the fcc(111) and bcc(110) surfaces. Implications are discussed for low-temperature diffusion studies, which are inaccessible to direct molecular dynamics, and the use of ab initio potentials rather than approximate pairwise potentials.
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