The Interdivisional Group of Computational Physics

Computational Problems in Physics 2005 Group Reports

This report contains the sub-reports of the working groups of the CPiP 2005 workshop held in Helsinki, Finland, May 23rd 27th, 2005. The sub-reports are: Group 1: Propagators for Quantum Systems, Group 2: Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth, Group 3: Markov Chains and Monte Carlo Simulations Without Detailed Balance, Group 4: Electrohydrodynamic Stability Analysis of Two-Phase Flows in Conf...

Computational physics of the mind

In the XIX century and earlier such physicists as Newton, Mayer, Hooke, Helmholtz and Mach were actively engaged in the research on psychophysics, trying to relate psychological sensations to intensities of physical stimuli. Computational physics allows to simulate complex neural processes giving a chance to answer not only the original psychophysical questions but also to create models of mind...

Computational Physics

Computational Physics

Enumeration of Conformers of Octahedral [M(ABC)_{6}] Complex on the Basis of Computational Group Theory

Conformers of [M(ABC)6] complex have been enumerated on the basis of computational group theory, where M is the central metal, and ABC is the ligand, bound to M through A. Based on the 16 conformers of the M(AB)6 core unit, 7173 conformers have been found for the [M(ABC)6] complex, which are assigned to nine point groups, 1 D3d, 4 D3, 4 S6, 5 C2h, 7 C3, 182 C2, 15 Cs, 23 Ci, and 6932 C1.