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EPSRC Reference: GR/R66975/01
Title: HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING RESOURCES FOR THE AB INITIO SIMULATION OF COVALENTLY BONDED MATERIALS
Principal Investigator: Briddon, Dr P
Other Investigators:
Heggie, Professor MI Jones, Professor R
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Department: School of Chemistry
Organisation: Newcastle University
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 March 2002 Ends: 28 February 2005 Value (£): 148,301
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Materials Characterisation
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Manufacturing Electronics
Energy
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First principles simulations will be performed directed towards improving the understanding of properties of technologicallyimportnat materials. The problems to be addressed include (a) the movement of extended defects in Si/SiGe/GaN/SiC/diamond nd the interaction with point defects, in particula focussing of electrical and optical properties; (b) the extension of models of thermal double donors to include otherfamilies of centres (c) multi-interstitial complexes in silicon and low energy pathways to aggregation (d) radiolytic oxidation of graphite and structural evolution under neutron irradiation (e) point defects in diamond and the role of shallow dopants in CVD diamond.(f) to developour computaional formalism to model EELS experients and other parameters (such as hyperfine couplings) to enable more direct comparison with experiment.
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