Short Courses Interest Form
Fill in the form below to be informed of new Modeling Materials Short Courses as they are scheduled (there is no obligation). The information you provide will also be used to plan the content, format and location of short courses in the future. Click "submit" when you are done.


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Rate your interest in receiving instruction in each of the following topics:
Continuum mechanics (tensors, nonlinear deformation, balance laws, thermodynamics, constitutive relations)
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Materials science (crystal structure and defects)
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Quantum mechanics (basic theory, density functional theory, tight binding)
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Empirical interatomic potentials (basic theory, common models, KIM)
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Atomistic simulations (molecular statics, molecular dynamics)
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Statistical mechanics (basic theory and atomistic expressions for continuum fields like stress)
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Spatial multiscale methods (Cauchy-Born rule, static and dynamic methods, quasicontinuum method)
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How long would you be willing to devote to such a course: *
Would you or your organization possibly be interested in hosting such a short course?
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