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Group Meeting: Thursday, September 13, 2001
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Minutes
Attendees: Doren, Wagner, Frey, Boshoff, Klauda, Yoshi, Smith
notes by NJW
Topic: Next Meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, 9am room 240 CLB- Note, this is when Raul can make it (!), Not Oct. 4th as planned.
Topic: Stan, Raul, and Raph missing due to travel, sabbatical, and a cold
Topic: WEB SITE will be upgraded to include a password protected area, where today's presentations will reside
Topic: Hank Foley ftp presentation on web.
Topic: Overview of research progress:
- Jan Boshoff
- Debugged Theodorou MC bond rotation algorithm to enable annealing the torsional angles properly at finite temperature in Polypropylene
- Reasonable results obtained, not directly comparable to RIS theory due to differences in molecular model.
- Will finish and move to confined polymers
- Jeff Klauda
- Presented completed calculations N2, O2 polarizability and quadrapole moments
- N2 well modeled, O2 less well modeled.
- Commented on ability to use partial cell model
- Jeff Frey
- Has put code on site
- Presented theory for classical potential development for diatomic gas/surface potential
- Needs polarizabilities as inputs for final calculation and comparison to Steele calculation. Will make comparison.
- Working on 10,10 carbon nanotube sections, trying to optimize size and level of basis set
- Michael Smith
- Overview of research on mesoporous silica with carbon coating
- Described generation method for nanoporous carbon starting with sheets with 5-7 member ring defects
- Comparison to g(r ) is good at high temp (1200 C), but less convincing at lower temperature.
Documents/Presentations
Jan Boshoff |
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Update on status of the ConRot program, new directions to be taken with working code
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Jeff Klauda |
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Update on schwarzite cage calculations; basis effects in polarizability calculations for diatomics.
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Jeff Frey |
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Introduction to an orientation-dependent atom-surface polarization potential (discussed at the last meeting); update on progress of treatment of diatom-surface interaction via DFT
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