Accelerated Molecular Statics Based on Atomic Inertia Effect
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- Enhanced calculation of eigen-stress field and elastic energy in atomistic interdiffusion of alloys
- Spatial prediction of crystalline defects observed in molecular dynamic simulations of plastic damage
- Acceleration mechanism of atom clusters during radiationless transitions
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