Q: What are the best study materials for understanding Ewald summation?

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Ewald summation is a mathematical technique used to calculate long-range interactions in periodic systems, particularly in the fields of physics and materials science. For a master's thesis focused on Ewald summation, comprehensive study materials are essential. While academic papers provide valuable insights, they often lack detailed explanations. Recommended resources include textbooks that cover both theoretical and computational aspects of Ewald summation, as well as online educational platforms that offer lectures or tutorials. The Wikipedia page on Ewald summation serves as a basic introduction but should be supplemented with more in-depth materials for a thorough understanding. Engaging with both theoretical frameworks and computational methods will enhance the study of Ewald summation over the course of the year-long research project.
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I'm doing my masters thesis on ewald summation, I am searching for proper study materials for that... what I have is only papers(which you know doesnot explain everything they do!). It would be of great help if you can find me a few sources.. Please help. Thanks.
 
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I am going to do a year long study, so be it theoretical or computational, if you know of any book that will help me understand the processes of ewald summation please reply.
Thanks.
here is a small detail of ewald summation-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ewald_summation

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