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I have tried to write a Wang-Landau JDoS algorithm to describe a magnetic perovskite with exchange interactions J1 = 1.66 and J2 = -1.16. Then, I have a simple question: in the WL algorithm, the obtained joint density of states must have all possible E x M microstates? Since the...
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Using the Wang-Landau algorithm, I have tried to simulate the magnetic behavior of a bulk perovskite by the Monte Carlo method. I have used the JDoS description to build the Energy x magnetization phase space. By a referencing article, this magnetic system can be described by the...
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I want some help understanding how I can make the normalization of the JDoS density of states (Ω[E,m]) in the Wang-Landau algorithm. When I am working with DoS (Ω[E]) I use the knowledge that the value of the density of states in the ground states must be
equal to Q (Q = 2 for the...
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I work with statistichal mechanics, applying classical spin models, as Ising model. I'm trying a collaboration with a colleague that works with first principle calculations. Does anyone know how to calculate the exchange interaction and anisotropic constant (of the Blume-Capel model)...
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I'm completely new with dot code to make graph by graphviz and I'm calling by any help. I would like to make a network of, approximately, 1500 nodes, with each node with its position (geographic coordinate) and its own group of bounded nodes. Some nodes have the same position. These...
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my questions is simple and direct. I'm new in the study of complex systems and would like to know which programs are suggested to use to build a graphs, some thing as 1500 connected points.
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I'm looking for research projects in the study of complex system, meanly applied in social and biology problems. I would be so grateful with the indication of researchers in the theme.
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I'm using the Monte Carlo method to simulate a spin lattice. If I have a square lattice, L x L, I can plot the phase transition temperature by the inverse of the lattice length (1/L) to find the phase transition temperature in the thermodynamic limit (extrapolating the curve for 1/L =...
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Anyone knows a article showing the method of extrapolation curve of the phase transition's temperature by the inverse of lattice size, applied at low-dimensional lattices, like nanotube and nanowire, for example?
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my question is about the correct means of the expression "computer experiment" in a Monte Carlo simulation. What specifically is an "experiment" in a Monte Carlo simulation? Is the same of "Monte Carlo path" or is the whole process adopted to found a magnetization curve, for example?
If the...