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Physikalisches Kolloquium - Physik Universität Osnabrück

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Ort: Physikgebäude, Westerberg, Barbarastr. 7, Raum 32/110 (Hörsaal)
Zeit: Montag, 2. Oktober 2006, 15 Uhr

1. Vortrag

A new approach to Monte-Carlo simulations

David Landau is one of the key figures in simulational physics. To a wide community he is known for his famous book with Kurt Binder. In his colloquium he will present a modern approach to Monte-Carlo simulations not only in statistical physics but also in other areas of science. Among other things David Landau will explain how one can replace the commonly known Metropolis algorithm by the new Wang-Landau algorithm in certain cases.

2. Vortrag

Spinhenge@home – devote your lunch break to science

Spinhenge@home is a project similar to Seti@home. It aims at statistical computations for spin dynamics, i.e. the evaluation of magnetic properties of certrain materials, by means of distributed computing. The platform for this project is BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing), which has already been utilized for other scientific projects. Christian Schröder and Thomas Hilbig will explain in their talk how it really works and what it can achieve. Read more about here

Magnetocalorics of magnetic molecules

Seminar, Ph.D. program, University of Osnabrück, 21th November 2007

Prof. Dr. Christian Schröder held a talk with the title "The world is not enough! - Spin dynamics simulations for magnetic nanostructures on a global scale".

Slides here

72^nd Annual Meeting 2008 and DPG Spring Meeting of the Condensed Matter Section in conjunction with further divisions and working groups

Technical University Berlin, February 25-29, 2008

Prof. Dr. Christian Schröder held a talk with the title "Multiple nearest-neighbor exchange constants in the frustrated magnetic molecules {Mo₇₂Fe₃₀} and {Mo₇₂Cr₃₀}".

Slides here