Tensile and Flexural Deformation of Nickel Nanowires via Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Ram Mohan; Liang Yu

doi:10.5772/8863

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Tensile and Flexural Deformation of Nickel Nanowires via Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Ram Mohan Liang Yu

Year: 2010 InTech eBooks

DOI: 10.5772/8863

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The support in part by the Office of Naval Research (Award Number: N00014-09-1-0842) is acknowledged by Mohan. Liang thanks W. Liang and M. Zhou at Georgia Tech for sharing their experiences on the application of molecular dynamics. Thanks to S. Plimpton for the assistance with LAMMPS. The molecular configuration diagrams presented in this chapter were generated using VMD (Humphrey et. al., 1996).

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Nanowire Materials science Flexural strength Deformation (meteorology) Ultimate tensile strength Composite material Molecular dynamics Bending Nanotechnology Computational chemistry Chemistry

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