Users Group Meeting 2009
Oct 21-23 2009, Washington DC
Each year, Materials Design® invites our customers to 3 days of training and scientific exchange.
The 2009 meeting had a strong competition with wonderful museums in walking distance,
but all sessions were full (at least we overheard participants discussing their plans for visiting museums after the meeting.)
The training workshop focused on the many new features of VASP5: hybrid functionals, linear response, and the integration with MedeA - to get a better description of materials.
The scientific presentations clustered around
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higher precision (VASP5, GW method),
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bigger systems (Peridynamics, Grain boundaries, amorphous systems, forcefields) and
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understanding materials properties, such as Mg for automotive applications
Presentations
Opening Remarks
Theory of Solute Strengthening In Mg: From Density Functional Theory to Continuum Mechanics Modeling
Louis Hector Jr - General Motors
Peridynamics Predictions In Dynamic Fracture
Florin Bobaru - U Nebraska‐Lincoln
Strength of Grain Boundaries And Interfaces
Simulated amorphisation and crystallisation of manganese oxides
Phuti Ngoepe - U Limpopo
First-Principles Studies Of Long Periodic Structures (LPS) In Mg Alloys
Mitsumoto Kawai - Honda
Using MedeA/VASP To Estimate Thermal Conductivity
James Vollmer - Bechtel Marine Propulsion
VASP 5 In MedeA®: A Close Look Under the Hood
Recent Developments In Force-Field Based Simulations
David Rigby Benoit Leblanc, Paul Saxe
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About the GW Method (But Were Afraid to Ask): The Random Phase Approximation
Georg Kresse - U Vienna
MedeA®: Charting The Course
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