Boltzmann constant dynamics

The Boltzmann constant is represented by kB. It is more difficult to use Monte Carlo methods to investigate dynamic events as there is no intrinsic concept of time but an ensemble average over the generated states of the system should give the same equilibrium thermodynamic properties as the MD methods. A good review of both MD and the Monte Carlo methods can be found in the book by Frenkel and Smit [40]. 

The exponent Mk depends on the mean square displacement of the atom from its equilibrium position and hence upon temperature. It is linear with (kT/m Xsin / where k is the Boltzmann constant, T the absolute temperature, the scattering angle, the wavelength and m the atomic mass (for a monatomic material). In addition there are complicated expressions dependent upon the crystal symmetry. As an example, for silicon at room temperature the /, are reduced by approximately 6%. With this correction all the equations of dynamical theory still apply. 

In these equations, x and x2 denote the particle sizes of the colliding particles, T the absolute temperature, k the Boltzmann constant, q the dynamic viscosity of the fluid, j> the density of the fluid, pp the density of the particle, y the local shear rate and e the local mass-specific power input due to turbulence. 

The thermal stability of phase-coherent protectorate of hole pairs, which are dynamically ordered on collectivized zigzag orbitals, is defined by the formula Tc Pip) = CpD r,ho o/ 2kB 2Tj +Tf)] [5,6]. Here, the parameter C <1 takes into account the compatibility of given BS with the potential extra-relief from dopant ions, ks is the Boltzmann constant, ficOo 2.06 eV is the binding energy of... 

Complementing the information conveyed by Ty, a fugacity f is introduced and defined as f = Nj/Nfib), where Nj is the expected number of water molecules in Dj at equilibrium and Nj(b), the number associated with the same volume in bulk solvent. Thus, the chemical potential p,j of water in Dj becomes prj = k Tln [A//A/(b)] ( b= Boltzmann constant). The 0-dependence of T, /-values (Fig. 14.1) is obtained at equilibrium determined from classical trajectories generated by molecular dynamics (MD) simulations within an NPT ensemble of the type described in Chap. 4. The computations start with the protein... 

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