My research interests lie in the area of
soft condensed matter physics, using the tools of
classical equilibrium statistical mechanics.
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[29]
Heat capacity of water: A signature of nuclear quantum effects
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 132, 046101 (2010).
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[28]
Quantum contributions in the ice phases: the path to a new empirical model for water -- TIP4PQ/2005
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 131, 024506 (2009).
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[27]
Anomalies in water as obtained from computer simulations of the TIP4P/2005 model:
density maxima, and density, isothermal compressibility and heat capacity
minima
Molecular Physics
volume 107, pp. 365-374 (2009).
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:0905.4009v1)
[26]
wikiFactor: a measure of the importance of a wiki site
arXiv:0902.3439v2
20 Feb (2009).
[25]
Phase behaviour of attractive and repulsive ramp fluids: integral equation and computer simulation studies
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 126, 244510 (2007).
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[24]
Hard biaxial ellipsoids revisited: numerical results
Fluid Phase Equilibria
volume 255, pp. 37-45 (2007).
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:cond-mat/0611360v1)
[23]
Computers and Liquid State Statistical Mechanics
Nova Science Publishers Inc., New York: "Computer Physics Research Trends" (Invited chapter)
pp. 243-263 (2007) ISBN: 1-60021-595-5
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:cond-mat/0610771v1)
[22]
Can simple models describe the phase diagram of water?
Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter
volume 17, pp. S3283-S3288 (2005).
[21]
Non-Markovian melting: a novel procedure to generate initial liquid like phases for small molecules for use in computer simulation studies
Computer Physics Communications
volume 170, pp. 137-143 (2005).
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:0907.2803v1)
[20]
Radial distribution functions and densities for the SPC/E, TIP4P and TIP5P models for liquid water and ices Ih, Ic, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, XI and XII
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
volume 7, pp. 1450-1456 (2005).
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[19]
The range of meta stability of ice-water melting for two simple models of water
Molecular Physics
volume 103, pp. 1-5 (2005).
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:0902.3966v1)
[18]
Formation of high density amorphous ice by decompression of ice VII and ice VIII at 135 K
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 121, pp. 11907-11911 (2004).
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[17]
Molecular modeling of flexible molecules. Vapour-liquid and fluid-solid equilibria
Journal of Molecular Liquids
volume 113, pp. 37-51 (2004).
[16]
Characterization of the order-disorder transition of a charged hard-sphere model
Physical Review E
volume 68, 052501 (2003).
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[15]
The properties of fully flexible Lennard-Jones chains in the solid phase: Wertheim theory and simulation
Molecular Physics
volume 101, pp. 2241-2255 (2003).
(pre-print freely available on the arXiv e-print service: arXiv:0902.4148v1)
[14]
The fluid-solid equilibrium for a charged hard sphere model revisited
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 119, pp. 964-971 (2003).
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[13]
The phase diagram of the two center Lennard-Jones model as obtained from computer simulation and Wertheim's thermodynamic perturbation theory
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 118, pp. 10696-10706 (2003).
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[12]
Mesophase formation in solutions of diblock copolymers simulated using the bond fluctuation model
Macromolecular Theory and Simulations
volume 4, pp. 237-242 (2003).
[11]
A Monte Carlo study of the influence of molecular flexibility on the phase diagram of a fused hard sphere model
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 117, pp. 10370-10379 (2002).
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[10]
The second virial coefficient of the dipolar two center Lennard-Jones model
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
volume 4, pp. 3000-3007 (2002).
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[9]
Scaling laws for the equation of state of flexible and linear tangent hard sphere chains
Physical Review E
volume 65, 052501 (2002).
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[8]
The effect of flexibility on the phase diagram of simple molecular models.
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
volume 4, pp. 853-862 (2002).
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[7]
Fluid solid equilibrium for two dimensional hard disk chains from Wertheim's perturbation theory
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 116, pp. 1757-1759 (2002).
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[6]
Liquid crystal phase formation for the linear tangent hard sphere model from Monte Carlo simulations
Journal of Chemical Physics
volume 115, pp. 4203-4211 (2001).
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[5]
Isotropic-nematic phase transition: influence of intramolecular flexibility using a fused hard sphere model
Physical Review E
volume 64, 011703 (2001).
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[4]
The second virial coefficient of quadrupolar two center Lennard-Jones models
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
volume 3, pp. 1289-1296 (2001).
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[3]
Atomistic Modelling of Liquid Crystal Phases (in Advances in the computer simulation of liquid crystals )
NATO Advanced Study Institute: Science Series C: Mathematical and Physical Sciences
volume 545, Chapter 10 (1999).
ISBN: 978-0-7923-6099-5
[2]
Molecular dynamics simulations of a flexible liquid crystal
Molecular Physics
volume 97, pp. 511-522 (1999).
[1]
Molecular dynamics simulations of liquid crystal phases using atomistic potentials
Molecular Physics
volume 93, pp. 955-964 (1998).
Dr. Carl McBride
Grupo de Termodinámica Estadística de Fluidos Moleculares
Departamento de Química Física I
Facultad de Ciencias Químicas
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
28040 Madrid
Spain
Time zone: CET (UTC/GMT+1)
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