Computational Quantum Mechanics
Physics 498CQM Spring 2001
Instructor:
Richard
M. Martin Professor, Department of Physics
Teaching Assistant to be announced
TO DO LIST - Before Semester - 12/2000
- Arrangements with Todd Martinez - coordinate with Chem 446
- Arrangements with EWS:
- Html instructions for students for use of EWS workstations
(take from Ceperly's course?)
- Reserve rooms for labs
- Check software available
- Instructions and links for programs we will use:
- Editors
- F77, F90, C++
- gnuplot
- gOpenMol (or other?)
- MORE
- Instructions and links for the programs on Thijssen's pages
How to install
- Instructions and links for Lapack and Blas
How to find or install
- Our programs
- Integrate, root programs from 1997 course:
Have in F77 and F90 (and C++?) forms
- 1d Schrodinger Eq.:
Use forms closely related to those in the atomic codes
- Bose mean field codes - Holtzman
- Atomic codes (using Tim's versions):
- Hartree-Fock
- Relativistic
- Poisson (in spherical case)
- DFT (only for spheical average?) (use DFT modules like Hoon's)
- Different boundary conditions ( psi = 0; d psi/dr = 0 at r = R)
- Tight binding
- Plane waves
- Group theory ?
- QMC
- Links to Lanczos codes - ask Drabold
- Links to relevant other sites
- J. L. Martins - pseudopotentials - Mathmatica programs for band structure
- NIST
- Course at MSU - http://www.pa.msu.edu/~tomanek/PHY480/
- Course at Cal Tech - http://www.gps.caltech.edu/classes/ms250/
- Numerical Course - http://csep1.phy.ornl.gov/guidry/phys594/phys594-root.html
TO DO LIST - End of Semester - 5/2001
- Get latest versions of fortran prpograms in place
- Scattering program - clarify units - readme file or comments
- Add bessel functions for phase shifts
- DFT for atoms - add spin properly
Send questions and comments to Prof. Richard Martin, rmartin@uiuc.edu