Density Functional Theory: A Practical Introduction

Density Functional Theory: A Practical Introduction
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10.1002/9780470447710
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2009-03
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通讯作者:
D. Sholl;J. Steckel
D. Sholl;J. Steckel
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第一章:什么是密度泛函理论?1.1如何学习本书。1.2 DFT在行动中的例子。1.3薛定谔方程。1.4密度泛函理论--从波函数到电子密度。1.5交易所相关职能部门。1.6量子化学游客。1.7 DFT不能做什么?1.8其他领域的密度泛函理论。1.9如何接近这本书(重温)。第二章:简单固体的密度泛函计算。2.1周期结构、超晶胞和晶格参数。2.2面居中立方体材质。2.3六角紧密堆积材料。2.4晶体结构预测。2.5相变。第三章:密度泛函计算中的螺母和螺栓。3.1互易空间和k点。3.2切断能源供应。3.3数值优化。3.4DFT总能量--迭代优化问题。3.5几何优化。第四章:固体表面的密度泛函计算。4.1为什么曲面很重要。4.2周期性边界条件和板模型。4.3选择k点进行曲面计算。4.4按米勒指数对表面进行分类。4.5表面松弛。4.6表面能的计算。4.7对称和非对称板模型。4.8曲面重建。4.9吸附在表面上。4.10表面覆盖的影响。第五章:振动频率的密度泛函理论计算。5.1分离的分子。5.2原子集合体的振动。表面上有5.3个分子。5.4零点能量。5.5声子和离域模式。第六章:用过渡态理论计算化学过程的速率。6.1一个一维的例子。6.2多维过渡态理论。6.3寻找过渡国家。6.4找到正确的过渡国。6.5将个别费率与整体动态联系起来。6.6量子效应和其他并发症。第七章:从头算热力学的平衡相图。7.1散装金属氧化物的稳定性。7.2金属和金属氧化物表面的稳定性。7.3多重化学势和耦合化学势。第八章:电子结构和磁性。8.1态的电子密度。8.2本地DOS和原子电荷。8.3磁性。第9章:从头算分子动力学。9.1经典分子动力学。9.2从头算分子动力学。9.3从头算分子动力学的应用。第十章:超越“标准”计算的精度和方法。10.1密度泛函计算有多准确?10.2选择A泛函。10.3个物理精度的例子。10.4改进电子关联处理的DFT+X方法。10.5采用线性标度法和经典力场的大型系统。10.6结论。
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