10 Cellular Automata and Lattice Gases We started our discussion of partial differential equations by considering how they arise as continuum approximations to discrete systems (such as cars on a highway, or masses conn

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• Computational physics
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• Quantum mechanics
• Statistical mechanics
• Cellular automaton
• Gas
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• Quantum cellular automata
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• Cellular automata
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VOLUME 4, NO. 14 OCTOBER 2012 RESEARCH AT NPS CDR Stuart R. Blair, USN,

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• Lattice Boltzmann methods
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PHYSICAL REVIEW E 68, 021905 共2003兲 Dielectric boundary force and its crucial role in gramicidin Boaz Nadler,1,* Uwe Hollerbach,2 and R. S. Eisenberg2 1

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• Radio electronics
• Molecular dynamics
• Materials science
• Computational chemistry
• Dielectric
• Electrostatics
• Method of image charges
• Electric current
• Poisson–Boltzmann equation
• Physics
• Electromagnetism
• Electricity

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• Statistical mechanics
• Ludwig Boltzmann
• Thermodynamics
• Maxwell–Boltzmann distribution
• Partition function
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• Physics
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T he invention of a totally discrete model for natural phenomena was made by Ulam and von Neumann in the early fifties and was developed to the extent possible at the time. A few years earlier von Neumann had designed t

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• Partial differential equations
• Aerodynamics
• Navier–Stokes equations
• Nonlinear system
• Fluid mechanics
• Differential equation
• Euler equations
• Boltzmann equation
• Cellular automaton
• Calculus
• Physics
• Fluid dynamics

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• Thermodynamics
• Electromagnetic spectrum
• Stellar astronomy
• Light sources
• Infrared
• Effective temperature
• Stefan–Boltzmann law
• Sunlight
• Sea surface temperature
• Electromagnetic radiation
• Atmospheric sciences
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• Thermodynamics
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• Infrared
• Effective temperature
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• Stefan–Boltzmann law
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Measuring Boltzmann’s constant with a low-cost atomic force microscope: An undergraduate experiment M. Shusteff, T. P. Burg, and S. R. Manalisa兲 Biological Engineering Division, Massachusetts Institute of Technolog

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• Chemistry
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• Intermolecular forces
• Atomic force microscopy
• Cantilever
• Microscopy
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• Gases
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• Ludwig Boltzmann
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