Lecture

Monte Carlo Simulation: Lennard-Jones Liquid

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This lecture covers the Monte Carlo simulation of a Lennard-Jones liquid, focusing on ensemble averages, trial moves, Metropolis algorithm application, and computational efforts. It explains the importance of sampling through correlated sampling and defining trial configurations in phase space.

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