Computational Approaches to Energy Materials
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03.04.2013
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Richard Catlow + weitereVerlag
WileySeitenzahl
320 (Printausgabe)
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6840 KB
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1. Auflage
Sprache
Englisch
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9781118551448
The development of materials for clean and efficient energy
generation and storage is one of the most rapidly developing,
multi-disciplinary areas of contemporary science, driven primarily
by concerns over global warming, diminishing fossil-fuel reserves,
the need for energy security, and increasing consumer demand for
portable electronics. Computational methods are now an integral and
indispensable part of the materials characterisation and
development process.
Computational Approaches to Energy Materials presents a
detailed survey of current computational techniques for the
development and optimization of energy materials, outlining their
strengths, limitations, and future applications. The review
of techniques includes current methodologies based on electronic
structure, interatomic potential and hybrid methods. The
methodological components are integrated into a comprehensive
survey of applications, addressing the major themes in energy
research.
Topics covered include:
* Introduction to computational methods and
approaches
* Modelling materials for energy generation
applications: solar energy and nuclear energy
* Modelling materials for storage applications:
batteries and hydrogen
* Modelling materials for energy conversion
applications: fuel cells, heterogeneous catalysis and solid-state
lighting
* Nanostructures for energy applications
This full colour text is an accessible introduction for
newcomers to the field, and a valuable reference source for
experienced researchers working on computational techniques and
their application to energy materials.
generation and storage is one of the most rapidly developing,
multi-disciplinary areas of contemporary science, driven primarily
by concerns over global warming, diminishing fossil-fuel reserves,
the need for energy security, and increasing consumer demand for
portable electronics. Computational methods are now an integral and
indispensable part of the materials characterisation and
development process.
Computational Approaches to Energy Materials presents a
detailed survey of current computational techniques for the
development and optimization of energy materials, outlining their
strengths, limitations, and future applications. The review
of techniques includes current methodologies based on electronic
structure, interatomic potential and hybrid methods. The
methodological components are integrated into a comprehensive
survey of applications, addressing the major themes in energy
research.
Topics covered include:
* Introduction to computational methods and
approaches
* Modelling materials for energy generation
applications: solar energy and nuclear energy
* Modelling materials for storage applications:
batteries and hydrogen
* Modelling materials for energy conversion
applications: fuel cells, heterogeneous catalysis and solid-state
lighting
* Nanostructures for energy applications
This full colour text is an accessible introduction for
newcomers to the field, and a valuable reference source for
experienced researchers working on computational techniques and
their application to energy materials.
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