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Atomic Simulations and Electronic Structure
English title
Atomic Simulations and Electronic Structure
Applicant
Goedecker Stefan
Number
117599
Funding scheme
Project funding (Div. I-III)
Research institution
Departement Physik Universität Basel
Institution of higher education
University of Basel - BS
Main discipline
Condensed Matter Physics
Start/End
01.10.2007 - 30.09.2009
Approved amount
223'570.00
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Keywords (7)
computer simulations; electronic structure; electronic correlation; algorithms; wavelets; geometry optimization; simulation
Lay Summary (English)
Lead
Lay summary
Computer simulations allow to study processes that occur in condensed matter on an atomistic level. They give thus a very detailed picture of such processes which frequenty leads to a better understanding of these processes. Simulations methods became in this way an essential part of scientific research. We develop new alogorithms that allow us to do artomistic simulations faster or more accurately. Speed is an important aspect since many scientific simulations require many weeks of computer time even on large supercomputers. Improved accuracy is important for an accurate modelling but it is difficult to achieve since it requires the solution of a many body quantum problem.
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Last update: 21.02.2013
Responsible applicant and co-applicants
Name
Institute
Goedecker Stefan
Departement Physik Universität Basel
Employees
Name
Institute
Amsler Maximilian
Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Ph University of Bern
Willand Alexander
Bao Kuo
Iakushev Denis
Roy Shantanu
Departement Physik Universität Basel
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Number
Title
Start
Funding scheme
109216
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Project funding (Div. I-III)
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01.10.2009
Project funding (Div. I-III)
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Project funding (Div. I-III)
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