Multi-scale Simulation of Condensed-phase Reacting Systems ? Developing Coarse-Graining Theory and Reconstruction Method of Large-scale Atomic Data ?

Research Project Outline

Multi-scale simulation of condensed-phase reacting systems is realized to coarse-grain and reconstruct the atomic data obtained by ab initio molecular dynamics (MD) simulations for solutions, surfaces and biopolymers. We study (i) coarse-graining techniques and coarse-graining evolution equations, (ii) reconstruction methods of nonequilibrium states via the maximum entropy principle, and (iii) QM/MM interface connecting molecular orbital theory and MD method, and apply them to specific cases to establish the basis for practical uses of the multi-scale simulation of condensed-phase reacting systems.

Research Director
MasatakaNagaoka
Affiliation
Professor, Nagoya University
Research Started
2006
Status
ongoing
Research Area
High Performance Computing for Multi-Scale and Multi-Physics Phenomena
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