ID:
SCC0665
Durata (ore):
64
CFU:
8
Anno:
2024
Dati Generali
Periodo di attività
Annuale (23/09/2024 - 13/06/2025)
Syllabus
Obiettivi Formativi
• Knowledge and understanding:
Perturbation Theory.(Mod A)
Fermi Golden Rule (Mod. A)
o Hartree-Fock and post-Hartree-Fock methods (Mod. B)
o Separation of particle motions and simplification of the quantum description (Mod. B)
o Reactive Dynamics and Theory of Chemical Reactions (Mod. B)
o Interpretation of the results obtained by quantum computation methods (Mod. B)
o Fundamentals of Linear Response Theory (Mod. A)
o Fundamentals of Density Functional Theory (Mod. A)
o Basic knowledge on Simulations of Thermostatted Systems (Mod. A)
• Ability to apply Knowledge and Understanding
o Practical application of Simulation Methods to Simple Chemical Systems (Mod. A)
o Ability to reduce in elements (sub-problems) less complex and easy to deal with problems of chemical origin (Mod. B)
o Ability to Select Modeling Methods based on the desired information (Mod. B)
o Critical Analysis of the Results Obtained (Mod. A and B)
• Communication skills
o Presentation and discussion of the modeling choices on a rational basis
• Autonomy
o Choice of modeling methods
o Verification of the correctness of the results obtained
Perturbation Theory.(Mod A)
Fermi Golden Rule (Mod. A)
o Hartree-Fock and post-Hartree-Fock methods (Mod. B)
o Separation of particle motions and simplification of the quantum description (Mod. B)
o Reactive Dynamics and Theory of Chemical Reactions (Mod. B)
o Interpretation of the results obtained by quantum computation methods (Mod. B)
o Fundamentals of Linear Response Theory (Mod. A)
o Fundamentals of Density Functional Theory (Mod. A)
o Basic knowledge on Simulations of Thermostatted Systems (Mod. A)
• Ability to apply Knowledge and Understanding
o Practical application of Simulation Methods to Simple Chemical Systems (Mod. A)
o Ability to reduce in elements (sub-problems) less complex and easy to deal with problems of chemical origin (Mod. B)
o Ability to Select Modeling Methods based on the desired information (Mod. B)
o Critical Analysis of the Results Obtained (Mod. A and B)
• Communication skills
o Presentation and discussion of the modeling choices on a rational basis
• Autonomy
o Choice of modeling methods
o Verification of the correctness of the results obtained
Prerequisiti
• Knowledge and understanding:
Perturbation Theory.(Mod A)
Fermi Golden Rule (Mod. A)
o Hartree-Fock and post-Hartree-Fock methods (Mod. B)
o Separation of particle motions and simplification of the quantum description (Mod. B)
o Reactive Dynamics and Theory of Chemical Reactions (Mod. B)
o Interpretation of the results obtained by quantum computation methods (Mod. B)
o Fundamentals of Linear Response Theory (Mod. A)
o Fundamentals of Density Functional Theory (Mod. A)
o Basic knowledge on Simulations of Thermostatted Systems (Mod. A)
• Ability to apply Knowledge and Understanding
o Practical application of Simulation Methods to Simple Chemical Systems (Mod. A)
o Ability to reduce in elements (sub-problems) less complex and easy to deal with problems of chemical origin (Mod. B)
o Ability to Select Modeling Methods based on the desired information (Mod. B)
o Critical Analysis of the Results Obtained (Mod. A and B)
• Communication skills
o Presentation and discussion of the modeling choices on a rational basis
• Autonomy
o Choice of modeling methods
o Verification of the correctness of the results obtained
Perturbation Theory.(Mod A)
Fermi Golden Rule (Mod. A)
o Hartree-Fock and post-Hartree-Fock methods (Mod. B)
o Separation of particle motions and simplification of the quantum description (Mod. B)
o Reactive Dynamics and Theory of Chemical Reactions (Mod. B)
o Interpretation of the results obtained by quantum computation methods (Mod. B)
o Fundamentals of Linear Response Theory (Mod. A)
o Fundamentals of Density Functional Theory (Mod. A)
o Basic knowledge on Simulations of Thermostatted Systems (Mod. A)
• Ability to apply Knowledge and Understanding
o Practical application of Simulation Methods to Simple Chemical Systems (Mod. A)
o Ability to reduce in elements (sub-problems) less complex and easy to deal with problems of chemical origin (Mod. B)
o Ability to Select Modeling Methods based on the desired information (Mod. B)
o Critical Analysis of the Results Obtained (Mod. A and B)
• Communication skills
o Presentation and discussion of the modeling choices on a rational basis
• Autonomy
o Choice of modeling methods
o Verification of the correctness of the results obtained
Metodi didattici
Oral exam on the topics of the course, including the coding and discussion of a molecular simulation method by the student (Mod. A), and emphasizing the critical analysis necessary for the application to specific cases of the modeling methods introduced during the lessons ( Mod B).
Contenuti
Lectures (44h) with occasional exercises on the electronic computer and discussions on topics of research and development of methods (20h)
Lingua Insegnamento
English
Corsi
Corsi
CHIMICA
Laurea Magistrale
2 anni
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Persone
Persone (2)
Docenti di ruolo di Ia fascia
Docenti di ruolo di IIa fascia
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