Observable Error Bounds of the Time-Splitting Scheme for Quantum-Classical Molecular Dynamics
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the S(Q,e) datasets of inelastic neutrons scattering measured with unpolarized and polarized neutrons
-Contents of the Data Repository: - Polarized neutron diffraction data acquired in the (HK0) scattering plane. - Inelastic neutron scattering (INS) data from both unpolarized and polarized measurements with an incident neutron energy of Ei =9 meV.- - Reduced multidimensional single-crystal datasets (MDE) and corresponding S(Q,ω) slices used to generate all figures presented in the manuscript. - Julia source code and supporting input files used for spin-wave calculations, model fitting, and simulation of neutron scattering intensity maps.
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Final Technical Report from September 15, 2009 - September 14, 2016
Solar thermochemical hydrogen (STCH) production is one avenue for converting sunlight into hydrogen through concentrating solar thermal technology. STCH is a two-step redox process that begins with concentrated sunlight to thermally reduce a metal oxide around 1500 °C leaving it in an oxygen deficient form. Subsequent exposure of the reduced metal oxide to steam at lower temperature reoxidizes the material and produces hydrogen. The efficiency of this process is dependent on the metal oxide material thermodynamic properties and cycle operating conditions.
Recent advancements in X-ray free electron laser (XFEL) probes coupled with high-repetition laser-driven shock waves have enabled the condensed matter physics community to begin high fidelity spatial and temporal studies on material transformations during dynamic compression → reliant on multi-target + multi-shot approach to build up kinetics information.
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