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Please click on the following link to download nano-archimedes:
http://www.nano-archimedes.com/download/nano-archimedes-ballistic-1D-2D-1body-2bodies-2.0.tar

This version of nano-archimedes implements the (ballistic) single- and two-body Wigner Monte Carlo method based on the signed particle formulation of quantum mechanics.

This code is capable of simulating:

1) a one-dimensional Gaussian wave-packet going towards a potential barrier (video below),
2) a two-dimensional Gaussian wave-packet going towards a potential barrier (video below),
3) a one-dimensional two-body quantum system (picture below).






DOCUMENTATION
You can understand the algorithm developed in nano-archimedes and extend it to 2D and 3D spaces by reading this paper:

J.M. Sellier, M. Nedjalkov, I. Dimov, S. Selberherr,
A benchmark study of the Wigner Monte-Carlo method, Monte Carlo Methods and Applications,
De Gruyter, DOI: 10.1515/mcma-2013-0018, (2014).

You can utilize this code for density functional theory (DFT) calculations by following the details reported in the this paper:

J.M. Sellier, I. Dimov,
A Wigner Monte Carlo Approach to Density Functional Theory,
Journal of Computational Physics 270, pp. 265-277, (2014)
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcp.2014.03.065.

You can generalize this code to the time-dependent quantum many-body problem (ab-initio) by following the instructions reported in this paper:

J.M. Sellier, I. Dimov,
The Many-body Wigner Monte Carlo Method for Time-dependent Ab-initio Quantum Simulations,
Journal of Computational Physics 273, pp. 589-597 (2014)
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcp.2014.05.039.

You can add phonon scattering to this code by reading the following paper:
J.M. Sellier, I. Dimov,
The Wigner-Boltzmann Monte Carlo method applied to electron transport in the presence of a single dopant, Computer Physics Communications 185, pp. 2427-2435, (2014)
DOI: 10.1016/j.cpc.2014.05.013.

If you are interested in nano-archimedes, you have questions or suggestions, you want to know more about the code, please, do not hesitate to contact us!


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