Computer Simulation of Polymeric Materials

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Applications of the OCTA System

ISBN: 9811092591
ISBN 13: 9789811092596
Herausgeber: Japan Association for Chemical Innovation
Verlag: Springer Verlag GmbH
Umfang: ix, 400 S., 64 s/w Illustr., 194 farbige Illustr., 400 p. 258 illus., 194 illus. in color.
Erscheinungsdatum: 12.06.2018
Auflage: 1/2016
Produktform: Kartoniert
Einband: KT
Originaltitel: Kobunshi Zairyo Shimyureshon

This book is the first to introduce a mesoscale polymer simulation system called OCTA. With its name derived from „Open Computational Tool for Advanced material technology,“ OCTA is a unique software product, available without charge, that was developed in a project funded by Japanese government. OCTA contains a series of simulation programs focused on mesoscale simulation of the soft matter COGNAC, SUSHI, PASTA, NAPLES, MUFFIN, and KAPSEL. When mesoscale polymer simulation is performed, one may encounter many difficulties that this book will help to overcome. The book not only introduces the theoretical background and functions of each simulation engine, it also provides many examples of the practical applications of the OCTA system. Those examples include predicting mechanical properties of plastic and rubber, morphology formation of polymer blends and composites, the micelle structure of surfactants, and optical properties of polymer films. This volume is strongly recommended as a valuable resource for both academic and industrial researchers who work in polymer simulation.

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The Japan Association for Chemical Innovation (JACI), a public interest incorporated association, is composed of members from the chemical industry, user industries, academia, and leading national research institutions in Japan. This public interest corporation carries out activities with the aim of promoting various projects with highly public nature concerning chemical technology innovation.

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