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Tight-binding molecular dynamics applications

Recent advances in first-principles molecular dynamics (MD) calculations, which follow the Newtonian dynamics of classically treated nuclei, have made electronic-structure calculations applicable to the study of large systems where previously only classical simulations were possible. Examples of quantum-mechanical (QM) simulation methods are Born-Oppenheimer molecular dynamics (BOMD), Car-Parrinello molecular dynamics (CPMD), tight-binding molecular dynamics (TBMD), atom-centered density matrix propagation molecular dynamics (ADMPMD), and wavepacket ab idtb molecular dynamics (WPAIMD). [Pg.421]


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