Lecture

DPD Simulation: Parameters and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers setting interaction parameters in Dissipative Particle Dynamics (DPD) simulations, focusing on Hookean springs, bond bending stiffness, and conservative interaction parameters. It also discusses the equation of state for a one-component DPD fluid, compressibility of 'water', off-diagonal conservative forces, and applications of DPD in soft matter and cellular biophysics.

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