Computer Simulation of Liquids
Computer Simulation of Liquids presents an academic exploration of computational approaches to studying liquids. Written by Michael P. Allen, it is suited to readers interested in the relationship between computer simulation and liquid-state science, including students and researchers working across physics, chemistry, and computational science.
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Computer Simulation of Liquids examines the use of computational techniques in studying liquids.
Written by Michael P. Allen, this title is centered on the intersection of computer simulation and liquid-state science.
It may interest students, researchers, and technically minded readers seeking an academic introduction to this subject.
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