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Simulation of gold in the glue model
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1988
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Total EnergyEngineeringMaterial SimulationComputational ChemistryChemistryGeneralized Atomic CoordinationMolecular DynamicsNumerical SimulationMetallic SystemsPhysicsPhysical ChemistrySolid MechanicsMolecular MechanicQuantum ChemistryNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsMaterial ModelingContinuum ModelingInterfacial StudyGlue ModelMechanics Of Materials
Abstract Many well known difficulties associated with the use of two-body forces for the description of metallic systems may be overcome by using an expression for the total energy of the form V = ½Σ ij φ(r ij ) + Σ i U(ni), where n i = Σiρ(r ij ) is a generalized atomic coordination. The three functions φ(r), U(n) and ρ(r) are constructed empirically, by fitting several physical quantities including thermal and surface properties. This simple many-body force scheme can be used in molecular-dynamics simulations with few overheads compared with pair-wise systems. We present our realization for gold and summarize the results of recent structural and dynamical studies of Au surfaces.
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