Atomistic modeling of crystal nucleation and growth

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Understanding crystal growth on nucleation is crucial for controlling crystal properties.Nucleation however takes place on a time scale that exceeds our ability to simulate this phenomena by straightforward atomistic molecular dynamics simulation.To this effect, we have developed metadynamics as very successful enhanced sampling method.
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