Introduction to Materials Modelling

This book covers the M.Phil. Course on Materials Modelling and arrived in our hands on the 24th of January 2005. The pictures below were taken by Mathew Peet and mark the opening events.

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Introduction to Materials Modelling



The book, edited by Zoe Barber, is based on a one-year, interdisciplinary Masters Course given by the Materials Science and Metallurgy Department of Cambridge University. The course is designed for graduates from the sciences, mathematics, and engineering. It covers techniques spanning a huge range of length scales, from atoms to engineering structures.

Contents

  1. General Aspects of Materials Modelling, by P. D. Bristowe and P. J. Hansip
  2. Modelling of Electronic Structure, by A. H. Cottrell
  3. Advanced Atomistic Modelling, by P. J. Hansip
  4. Thermodynamics, by H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia
  5. Kinetics, by H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia and A. L. Greer
  6. Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics, by J. A. Elliott
  7. Mesoscale Methods and Multiscale Modelling, by J. A. Elliott
  8. Finite Elements, by S. Tin and H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia
  9. Neural Networks, by T. Sourmail and H. K. D. H. Bhadeshia

Example problems and their answers are available on-line (column headed 'MPhil Modelling').

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