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  • Installation
  • Examples
  • Manual
    • Introduction
    • Using asap3 with the Atomic Simulation Environment
    • A simple example of an Asap simulation
    • Potentials
    • Molecular dynamics with Asap and ASE
    • Monte Carlo simulations
    • Simulations on parallel computers
    • Parallel simulations on clusters using Message Passing
    • Multi-threaded parallelization
    • Input and output
    • Building structures
    • Creating nanocrystalline materials
    • Creating dislocations
    • On-the-fly plotting of atoms
    • Data analysis with observers
    • Radial Distribution Functions
    • Local crystalline order
    • Neighbor lists
    • Communication in parallel simulations
    • Contribute to the documentation or the code
    • Bugs
    • Asap version numbers
  • Asap on Niflheim
  • Performance
  • Development resources
  • License: ASAP is Free Software
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Manual

  • Introduction

Quick manual for ASE users

  • Using asap3 with the Atomic Simulation Environment
  • A simple example of an Asap simulation

Main manual

  • Potentials
  • Molecular dynamics with Asap and ASE
  • Monte Carlo simulations
  • Simulations on parallel computers
  • Parallel simulations on clusters using Message Passing
  • Multi-threaded parallelization
  • Input and output
  • Building structures
  • Creating nanocrystalline materials
  • Creating dislocations

Data analysis

  • On-the-fly plotting of atoms
  • Data analysis with observers
  • Radial Distribution Functions
  • Local crystalline order
  • Neighbor lists

Advanced topics

  • Communication in parallel simulations
  • Contribute to the documentation or the code
  • Bugs

Miscellaneous

  • Asap version numbers

To be written

  • Fields defined on the atoms (stresses, energies, …)

  • Using asap with GPAW and other calculators

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