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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds Jupyter notebooks implementing molecular dynamics (MD) workflows for computing temperature-dependent elastic constants of materials. The implementation includes:
- Functions for relaxing structures at 0K and finite temperatures
- Methods to calculate elastic constants (C11, C12, C44) from stress-strain relationships
- Convergence testing framework with parameterized studies
- Comparison against reference literature values for Copper
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 6 out of 16 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| hackathon/elastic_constants/MD/main.ipynb | Initial skeleton notebook with function signatures and background theory |
| hackathon/elastic_constants/MD/MD_30-07-25.ipynb | Early implementation with basic elastic constant calculations for Aluminum |
| hackathon/elastic_constants/MD/MD_23-07-25.ipynb | Intermediate version with improved structure and additional helper functions |
| hackathon/elastic_constants/MD/MD_22-10-25_ohne_job.ipynb | Complete implementation with convergence tests, data analysis, and validation against Copper reference data |
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hackathon/elastic_constants/MD/MD_23-07-25.ipynb:1
- The function signature includes unused parameters
strains,stresses, andenergies. These should either be utilized or removed to clarify the function's interface.
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