Computational Physics/HOME

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Two recent sets of talk slides - 3d visualization , Binder lecture for CSP Workshop and Advanced Computer Visualization for Physics Education , Invited Focus Session Lecture for March APS meeting. Details and links below.CSP2020 has become part zoom. See website and poster .CCP2020 website is online - view http://ccp2020.complexity-coventry.org/ but CCP2020 is delayed till 2021 32nd Annual CSP Workshop:Recent Developments in Computer Simulation Studies in Condensed Matter Physics, February 18 - 22, 2019 details. 33rd Annual CSP Workshop:Recent Developments in Computer Simulation Studies in Condensed Matter Physics, February 17-21st, 2020 details. If you find links that do not work on this site or the locally linked files, look here. If they are files on phycomp or phony1, please notify Joan Adler at phr76ja_at_technion.ac.il Publication on ``Dynamics of NV Center Formation'' in CiCP by Silverman, Kalish and Adler, pdf here . View animations by Tali Mutat of benzene inside nanotubes.Column for Computers in Science and Engineering,``Visualization in Atomistic and Spin Simulations'',September 2003.and Priel Aharonian - liquid crystalsand colloids, ctd Ido Rozen - stereo Ising animations, ctd Michael Nagli - AViz vs Mayavi COMPUTER PHYSICS COMMUNICATIONS and of Computers in Science and Engineering, AIP/IEEE Journal. Joan Adler is past-secretary of C20 - IUPAP Commission on Computational Physics and a member of EPS-CPG - European Physical Society Computational Physics Group. Press on the images for their websites and on the flyer image for the large readable version: Cover image for front page of journal from paper by Sh. Michaelson, R. Akhvlediani, A. Hoffman, A. Silverman and J. Adler ``Hydrogen in nano-diamond films: experimental and computational studies'', selected as Editor's Choice forphysica status solidi (a), September 2008 (Vol. 9, 2099-2107) (left) AViz goes stereo withhelp from H. Zilken at Juelichclick on left image for detailsand view their mpg of Tali's methane diffusion here (right) AViz anaglyphic stereo by Dan Peled, red/blue colored glasses needed to view, see AVIz 6.1 page. click on image for larger size. Animation here. Far left - electronic density of nanotube ring by Bastien GrossoLeft - electronic density of 6 nanotube rings by Bastien Grosso, see 8 more picturesCenter- methane molecule in C60 cage (T. Mutat, press here for animation by P. Bavli)Right - new image of an sp2 channel in a diamond sample by A. Silverman from a project with R. Kalish and J. Adler L. Computational Physics group members 2014 (left to right - front) Lilach, Omri A. Omri H. (back) Liran, Michael, Zipporah,Joan, AmihaiC. Computational Physics group members 2010 (left to right - back) Alex, Yoel, Jeremie and (left to right - front) Joan, irina and Polina. R. Computational Physics group members, spouses and friends (left to right) Adham, Paula, Geri, Zaher, Robert, Joan, Anastasia, Slava and Nir,in 2002. More pictures of the group in our photogallery and linked fromhere. Click on the image at lower left for pictures from the 25th Anniversay conference of the Julich-Aachen-Technion Umbrella Collaboration. All group activity now based in Rm. 361 with some computers in 461. Joan Adler has retired as of October 2018. Project students still VERY welcome. Retirement work in garden shown here Reorganization of Joan and group computers: Joan and phjoan23, phycomp, phony1, phony5 and phony6 in Rm 361; phelafel, phony2,3,4 in Rm 461. Group computers: list . New computer phisics-cuda information sheet If you cannot find material please email Dr Joan Adler.           WebGL project by Grisha Zeltyn, see: http://phelafel.technion.ac.il/~gzeltyn/home.html

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