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Graduate Understanding Dangling Bonds and Hydrogenation of Surfaces
Hi Sara, Could you pls tell me the papers you have read...? Bests,- thuong
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Graduate DFT vs Van de Waals: Explaining the Difference
Thank you very much!- thuong
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Graduate DFT vs Van de Waals: Explaining the Difference
Hi everybody, Can you tell me, in general, why Density Functional Theory does not describe the Van de Waals interaction? Many thanks,- thuong
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Graduate Deriving equation to describe lattice vibrations of a one dimensional crystal
We can derive the fomula V(r) = V(a) + (1/2)(d^2V/dr^2)(r-a)^2 + ... as follow: We write V(r) = V(r - a + a) where a is the equilibrium position of a particle. We assume that the displacement of the particle with respect to the equilibrium position is very small, so we can expand...- thuong
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Graduate Biased nanoelectronic device simulation
Time-dependent DFT can describe quantum transport in some molecular devices. For traditional FET, my last post can be the answer, in this case, DFT is very tough!- thuong
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Graduate Biased nanoelectronic device simulation
Hi, This might help http://www.koders.com/ However, you can write a simple code by solving Possion and Schrödinger equations self-consistently. Bests,- thuong
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Graduate Hartree-Fock vs density of charge
Hi all, If density of electron is high, Hartree-Fock approximation will work well under what conditions? What if the density is low? Thanks- thuong
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