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[http://www.itap.physik.uni-stuttgart.de/~imd/index.html IMD] ('''I'''TAP '''M'''olecular  '''D'''ynamics Program) is a software package for classical [[molecular dynamics]] simulations. Several types of interactions are supported, such as central pair potentials, [[Embedded atom model |EAM potential]]s for metals, [[Stillinger-Weber model |Stillinger-Weber]] and [[Tersoff potential]]s for covalent systems, and [[Gay-Berne model |Gay-Berne potential]]s for [[liquid crystals]]. A rich choice of simulation options is available: different integrators for the simulation of the various thermodynamic ensembles, options that allow to shear and deform the sample during the simulation, and many more.  
[http://www.itap.physik.uni-stuttgart.de/~imd/index.html IMD] ('''I'''TAP '''M'''olecular  '''D'''ynamics Program) is a software package for classical [[molecular dynamics]] simulations. Several types of interactions are supported, such as central pair potentials, [[Embedded atom model |EAM potential]]s for metals, [[Stillinger-Weber model |Stillinger-Weber]] and [[Silicon potential#Tersoff potential|Tersoff potential]]s for covalent systems, and [[Gay-Berne model |Gay-Berne potential]]s for [[liquid crystals]]. A rich choice of simulation options is available: different integrators for the simulation of the various thermodynamic ensembles, options that allow to shear and deform the sample during the simulation, and many more.  
==References==
==References==
#[http://dx.doi.org/10.1142/S0129183197000990 J. Stadler, R. Mikulla, and H.-R. Trebin "IMD: A Software Package for Molecular Dynamics Studies on Parallel Computers", International Journal of Modern Physics C '''8''' pp. 1131-1140  (1997)]
#[http://dx.doi.org/10.1142/S0129183197000990 J. Stadler, R. Mikulla, and H.-R. Trebin "IMD: A Software Package for Molecular Dynamics Studies on Parallel Computers", International Journal of Modern Physics C '''8''' pp. 1131-1140  (1997)]
[[Category: Materials modelling and computer simulation codes]]
[[Category: Materials modelling and computer simulation codes]]

Revision as of 15:45, 8 February 2008

IMD (ITAP Molecular Dynamics Program) is a software package for classical molecular dynamics simulations. Several types of interactions are supported, such as central pair potentials, EAM potentials for metals, Stillinger-Weber and Tersoff potentials for covalent systems, and Gay-Berne potentials for liquid crystals. A rich choice of simulation options is available: different integrators for the simulation of the various thermodynamic ensembles, options that allow to shear and deform the sample during the simulation, and many more.

References

  1. J. Stadler, R. Mikulla, and H.-R. Trebin "IMD: A Software Package for Molecular Dynamics Studies on Parallel Computers", International Journal of Modern Physics C 8 pp. 1131-1140 (1997)