The Octa program was developed by Takeshi Aoyagi of Asahi Kasei for coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations. It can simulate polymers, soft materials, and nano-hybrid materials using ensembles like NVT, NPT, and NVE. Current simulations can handle up to 1 million particles on a supercomputer, and the goal is to scale to 100 million particles by 2010. The program is intended to bridge molecular, meso, and macroscale descriptions of polymer materials through real-time simulations of nanostructure formation and property estimation for material design.
The Octa program was developed by Takeshi Aoyagi of Asahi Kasei for coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations. It can simulate polymers, soft materials, and nano-hybrid materials using ensembles like NVT, NPT, and NVE. Current simulations can handle up to 1 million particles on a supercomputer, and the goal is to scale to 100 million particles by 2010. The program is intended to bridge molecular, meso, and macroscale descriptions of polymer materials through real-time simulations of nanostructure formation and property estimation for material design.
The Octa program was developed by Takeshi Aoyagi of Asahi Kasei for coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations. It can simulate polymers, soft materials, and nano-hybrid materials using ensembles like NVT, NPT, and NVE. Current simulations can handle up to 1 million particles on a supercomputer, and the goal is to scale to 100 million particles by 2010. The program is intended to bridge molecular, meso, and macroscale descriptions of polymer materials through real-time simulations of nanostructure formation and property estimation for material design.
Program name: Octa Developer Takeshi Aoyagi, Project Researcher of Platform for Designing High Function Materials/Asahi Kasei Abstract Design of high polymers, soft materials and nano-hybrid materials. Multi-scale simulation in combination with other simulators (originally developed as one of the engines of the Octa system). Algorithm NVT, NPT, NVE, and other ensembles. Simulations of arbitrary chain structure. Peeling of a bonded surface in a polymer material Simulation of non equilibrium state under stretching and shearing. Adapted to other coarse-grained dynamics such as the Expected results dissipative particle dynamics. Bridging the molecular description, meso scale Current computation size description and the macro scale description of polymer 0.1 million particles on a PC. 1 million particles on a supercomputer. materials Future computation size in 2010 Real-time simulation of structure formation of nano 100 million particles. materials. Property estimation and material design of polymeric materials with nano structures. Reference http://octa.jp