Prof. Dr-Ing. Lothar Wondraczek, Dr Zhiwen Pan

Oral presentation of a mini project (30 min, 100%)

If „Multi-Scale Simulation and Computational Materials Science II” is chosen, then Multi-Scale Simulation and Computational Materials Science I” has to be chosen as well.
The module can also be chosen as an elective module in „individual specialization”, if not already compled as „required specialization”.

Will be recommended at the beginning of the module.

English

733 MSc Chemistry of Materials: none

733 MSc Chemistry of Materials: none

733 MSc Chemistry of Materials: Module required to complete master’s thesis

733 MSc Chemistry of Materials: Elective module in „required spezcialisation”

Lecture (2 SWS), seminar (1 SWS), laboratory practical (1 SWS)
(SWS stands for‚ hours per week per semester)

In this module, mesoscale and larger-scale simulation approaches will be introduced and applied in a variety of real-world examples focusing on the area of materials synthesis, and processing. This will start with deviating relevant equations of state for use in finite element simulation methods. Applications will deal with problems of diffusion, thermal transport, fluid flow, reaction kinetics, optics and others.

Ability to apply mesoscale simulation techniques to problems in materials chemistry, synthesis, and large-scale processing, in particular FEM methods;
knowledge of different software packages and tools

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