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Molecular Dynamics Animation


Coalescing Droplets
Dispersing Droplets
AREA OF RESEARCH
Molecular Dynamics

PROJECT NAME
Simulation of Colliding Argon Droplets

DATES
December, 1994

RESEARCHERS
Lyle N. Long, Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering
Michael M. Micci, Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering
Teresa L. Kaltz
Jeffery K. Little
Brian C. Wong

DEPARTMENT
Department of Aerospace Engineering

DESCRIPTION

A four-minute computer animation of two 256-atom argon droplets colliding. There are three sequences in the animation: droplets colliding at low speed (droplets coalesce); droplets colliding at high speed (droplets disperse); and, droplets evaporating.


VISUALIZATION CREDITS
Programming and Animation: Ray Masters
Software: IBM Data Explorer, Custom Fortran Data Translator
Hardware: IBM RS6000 Model 560

The animation was initially shown at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 1995 Conference, January, 1995, Reno, Nevada, in conjunction with Paper number AIAA-95-0412.<,/p>


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