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In this lecture we will take a grand tour through modern computational approaches to molecular modeling. The approaches covered range from (semi-empirical) atomistic potentials/force fields to first-principles techniques that explicitly account for the electronic structure. The aim of the lecture is to provide a first understanding about the underlying methodology, the pros and cons of every approach, as well as the current limitations and challenges.
On demand the lecture will be given in English.
The lectures take place Tuesdays 14:15h-15:45h and the exercises take place Thursdays 14:00h-15:00h, all in the room CH63214 (Tum Computational Seminar Room). Course registration is required and all other course information is given in Moodle. |
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