Molecular dynamics modeling of thermal and mechanical properties Alejandro Strachan School of Materials Engineering Purdue University

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Molecular dynamics modeling of thermal and mechanical properties Alejandro Strachan School of Materials Engineering Purdue University

Materials at molecular scales Molecular materials Ceramics Metals

Materials properties charts Materials look very different Materials properties vary by many orders of magnitude Composition/chemistry Microstructure A variety of mechanisms govern materials behavior Materials Selection in Mechanical Design (3rd edition) by MF Ashby, Butterworth Heinemann, 2005

Multiscale modeling of materials L e n g t h T i m e nanometermm picosec. nanosec. microsec femtosec. Molecular dynamics micron Mesoscale meters second Quantum Mechanics Macroscale ElectronsAtomsMesoparticlesElements Understand the molecular level origins of materials behavior Predict the behavior of materials from first principles Help design new materials or devices with improved performance

Molecular dynamics Explicitly solve the dynamics of all atoms of the material of interest Newton’s equations of motion with forces obtained from the inter-atomic potential

MD: structure of an MD code Initial conditions [r i (0), v i (0)] Calculate forces at current time [F i (t)] from r i (t) Integrate equations of motion r(t) → r(t+  t) v(t) → v(t+  t) t→t+  t Save properties Done? End Y No Output file

MD: integrating the equations of motion Taylor expansion of positions with time The Verlet algorithm

MD: thermodynamic ensembles with Temperature: Instantaneous temperature (T * ):

MD: isothermal molecular dynamics Berendsen’s thermostatNose-Hoover thermostat How can we modify the EoM so that they lead to constant temperature?

MD applications: melting Luo et al. PRB 68, (2003) Simples and most direct approach: Take a solid and heat it up at constant pressure until it melts Then cool the melt until it re-crystalizes Problems Superheating of the solid & undercooling of the liquid Why?

MD applications: melting 2-phase MD simulations Place liquid and solid in one cell Run NPT simulations at various T

MD applications: melting 2-phase MD simulation Melting at ambient pressure Simulation: 3150±50 K (4%) Experiment: 3290±50 K Pressure (GPa) Free electrons Band electrons Cohen ab initio Hugoniot Using exper. pressure Experiment shock melting Brown and Shaner (1984) Temperature for Hugoniot 2-phase MD simulation Temperature (K)

MD applications: nano-mechanics of deformation Mechanisms of plastic deformation – Materials strength Edge dislocation Screw dislocation Burgers vector Slip plane

MD applications: nano-mechanics of deformation  =0.0  =0.07  =0.09  =0.59  =0.74 initial elastic deformation plastic deformation

MD applications: nano-mechanics of deformation NiAl alloy: plastic deformation induced by shock compression MD enables a detailed characterization of the mechanisms of plastic deformation Piston NiAl target

MD applications: condensed-matter chemistry Thermal and shock induced decomposition and reaction of high energy materials Plastic bonded explosives Energetic material particles in a rubbery binder C-NO 2 (TATB, TNT) N-NO 2 (HMX, RDX) O-NO 2 (PETN) Secondary explosives (initial reactions are endothermic) Sensitivity to undesired detonation Propellants Nitramine used in propellant composites Secondary HE → exothermic reactions far from the surface → lower temperature at burn surface Large specific impulse (Isp) RDX

MD applications: decomposition of RDX 32 RDX molecules on 32 RDX molecules Shock decomposition Strachan et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. (2003) Thermal decomposition

MD applications: computational materials design strain Zero field Electric field T and G bonds All trans bonds Electric field All trans bonds Strachan and Goddard, Appl. Phys. Lett (2005) Polymer-based nano-actuator Make use of structural transition to achieve large strains

Mesoscale: beyond MD Particles with long range interactions (electrostatics) Short time step necessary C-H bond vibrational period ~10 fs = s MD time-step: <1 fs MD is always classical (C V ~3Nk) Mesodynamics Mesoparticles represent groups of atoms Molecules or grains in a polycrystalline solid (B.L. Holian) All atom MD is very expensive Mesopotential (effective interactions between mesoparticles) Thermal role of implicit degrees of freedom

Mesoscale: temperature rise during shock loading Molecular: c.m. velocity of molecules around translation Internal: atomic velocities around c.m. vel. of molecules Molecular Internal Test case: shock on a crystalline polymer All atom MD simulation

Mesoscale: limitation of traditional approach Energy increase due to shockwave described accurately Reduced number of modes to share the energy Large overestimation of temperature

Mesoscale: new approach Local mesoparticle velocity: Local mesoparticle temperature: Change in mesoparticle energy: Change in internal energy so that total energy is conserved: Equations of motion: distance weight

Couple through the position update equation Mesoscale: New equations of motion Key features Total energy (meso + internal) is conserved c.m. velocity is conserved Galilean invariant Correct description of the ballistic regime Strachan and Holian (PRL, Jan 2005) Finite thermostats Allow energy exchange between mesoparticles and internal DoFs Couple local meso temperature with internal temperature

Mesodynamics: thermodynamically accurate Thermodynamically accurate mesoscale description Thermal role of implicit degrees of freedom described by their specific heat Can incorporate C V based on quantum statistical mechanics

Running nanoHUB The Network for Computational Nanotechnology at Purdue developed the nanoHUB ( nanoHUB provides online services for research, education and collaboration The materials simulation toolkit at nanoHUB Developed by the Strachan group Enables running real MD simulations using simply a web- browser All you have to do is register to the nanoHUB (preferably before lab session)