DFT-MD simulations of mixing properties in warm dense plastic
DFT-MD simulations of mixing properties in warm dense plastic
Vorberger, J.
Mixtures of carbon and hydrogen at megabar conditions and at temperatures below one electronvolt can be found in a variety of planets of our solar system like Uranus and Neptune and are believed to feature prominently in extrasolar planets. The equation of state, transport and mixing properties of carbo-hydrates thus strongly influence the inner structure and evolution of these astrophysical objects.
We present results of density-functional molecular dynamics simulations for the structure and mixing properties of carbo-hydrates at such conditions in order to explain recent experimental results showing the demixing of carbon and hydrogen and the formation of nano-diamonds at double shock conditions.
Keywords: warm dense matter; plastic; CH; DFT-MD; x-ray scattering; planets; planetary interior
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Lecture (Conference)
38th Hirschegg meeting on High Energy Density Physics, 28.01.-02.02.2018, Hirschegg, Österreich -
Invited lecture (Conferences)
Satellite Meeting to the DESY Photon Science Users' Meeting 2019 'Light-Matter Interaction: Recent Advances in Theory', 23.-25.01.2019, Hamburg, Deutschland
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