Titlebook: Computer Simulation Studies in Condensed-Matter Physics XIII; Proceedings of the T David P. Landau,Steven P. Lewis,Heinz-Bernd Schütt Confe

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Non-expressibility of Submodular Languagestal energies, atomic geometries, charge states, ionization levels and local vibrational modes for the defects are obtained, and their consequences for the thermodynamic and electrical behavior are explored..The local vibrational (LV) frequencies for electrically inert oxygen interstitials (O.) and o

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Non-expressibility of Submodular Languages we find evidence for “blocking”. The bond-diluted case is studied for the complete range of bond concentration 0 ≤ . ≤ 1. The fraction of spins which . flip, .(∞), is found to increase monotonically from zero for . = 0 with increasing bond concentration to a maximum value of about 0.46 for . = 0.5

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Expressibility of Fixed-Arity Languagesalgorithm from combinatorial optimization. This method is applied to the .-line model with . fluxlines (FL) in a 2 or 3 dimensional environment of width . and height . with pure point disorder, hard-core repulsion and fixed boundary conditions. We find that the saturation roughness of the FL scales

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Non-expressibility of Submodular Languagesputations. For sufficiently small point disorder the flux lines (FLs) are trapped in the potential valleys whereas strong disorder leads to a delocalized phase in two and three dimensions. We find two transitions: A transition from zero roughness to nonzero roughness at a certain point disorder stre

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-60580-0s of the system are calculated from a single Lanczos run. The method may be extended systematically to all temperatures. We apply the method to a Heisenberg model for the two-dimensional quantum disordered antiferromagnet CaV.O..

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Norms and Beliefs: How Change Occurs [1], a method for the simulation of anisotropic and inhomogeneous systems such as biological molecules. A criterion to detect the problem is presented along with an extension of DOMC to improve performance of the method during equilibration. The improved DOMC method is shown to perform well on test cases.

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The Complexity of Tax Simplificationc for the classical Heisenberg model. Our algorithm reproduces both the static and the dynamics at equilibrium, obtained from a traditional Metropolis algorithm, but requires orders of magnitude less computer time at low temperatures. The treatment is general, and can be extended to other continuous systems.