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1. Overview 2. Repo Contents 3. System Requirements 4. Installation Guide 5. Demos and Expected Results 6. License 7. Citation
The main features of rowleygroup/mlxdm are: Interatomic Potentials.
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This project is a parallel simulation engine and molecular dynamics simulator designed to model the physical movements of atoms and molecules. It functions as an interatomic potential framework for calculating forces between particles and a materials analysis tool for computing thermodynamic, structural, and transport properties of solids and fluids. The engine is distinguished by its high-performance computing capabilities, utilizing spatial-domain decomposition and message-passing interface communication to distribute workloads across processors. It supports multi-backend GPU acceleration v
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