Centroid molecular dynamics: A quantum dynamics method suitable for the parallel computer
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The numerical implementation of the Centroid Molecular Dynamics (CMD) quantum simulation method for condensed matter systems is described in detail. Specific attention is given to various algorithms for CMD integration, as well as to its implementation on parallel computer architectures. Representative applications are also described.
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