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Hybrid Electronic-density-functional/molecular-dynamics Simulation on Parallel Computers: Oxidation of Si Surface

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A hybrid quantum mechanical/molecular dynamics simulation scheme is developed by embedding a quantum mechanical system described by the real-space density-functional theory in a classical system of atoms interacting via an empirical interatomic potential. A novel scaled position method for handshake atoms coupling the quantum and the classical systems is introduced. Hybrid simulation run for oxidation of Si (100) surface is performed to demonstrate seamless coupling of the quantum and the classical systems.

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Ogata, S., Shimojo, F., Nakano, A. et al. Hybrid Electronic-density-functional/molecular-dynamics Simulation on Parallel Computers: Oxidation of Si Surface. MRS Online Proceedings Library 653, 651 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-653-Z6.5

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