X Brazilian Meeting on Simulational Physics

X Brazilian Meeting on Simulational Physics

presencial Salão Nobre da Escola de Minas - Ouro Preto - Minas Gerais - Brasil

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Welcome

Computer simulations play a major role in science nowadays. Together with Theory and Experiments it allows a better comprehension of natural phenomena by giving informations otherwise unreachable. Indeed, computer simulations are applied in almost every branch of science, from physics, chemistry and biology to the study of complex multidisciplinary problems, such as in material science.

Today Brazil has a large community of researchers who use computer simulations in the development of their research projects. In this context, the Brazilian Meeting on Simulational Physics has been held since 1997, agglomerating researchers from Brazil and abroad, working in the most diverse branches of physics. The first BMSP took place in Belo Horizonte in 1997, two years later the second BMSP was also held in Belo Horizonte. The third, fourth and fifth editions of the event were held in Ouro Preto in 2003, 2005 and 2007. In 2011, the sixth edition of the ? BMSP was held in Cuiabá, followed by the seventh in João Pessoa in 2013 and the eighth in Florianópolis in 2015. The ninth edition celebrated the 20th anniversary of the event in 2017 in Natal.

In this tenth edition the event returns to Minas Gerais and will be held in Belo Horizonte (opening)  and  Ouro Preto as a Satellite Meeting of the 27th International Conference on Statistical Physics, StatPhys 27, of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) that will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from July 8th through 12th, 2019. The X-BMSP will gather scientists specialized in simulation in the most diverse areas of physics, chemistry, biology and materials science, to present the latest advances in methodology and techniques applied to the study of problems through computer simulations. The event will also promote interaction among scientists working in this area, with the goal of advancing the methods and techniques available today. This topic covers the interests of researchers who traditionally have different experiences and belong to communities that share similar interests but have little communication with each other. Finally, this workshop will be an opportunity for the community working in this area in Brazil to interact directly with scientists of similar interests, coming from Brazil and abroad. In view of the wide variety of techniques covered, the event will promote pedagogical lectures given by two invited professors in the form of mini courses for students of various levels, as well as oral communications and panels to be presented by all invited participants and collaborators.

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Invited Speakers

•David P. Landau (University of Georgia - USA)

•Hans Hermann (ESPCI - France)

•Karen Hallberg (Centro Atómico de Bariloche - Argentina)

•Ladir Candido (Universidade Federal de Goiás - Brazil)

•Mathias B. Steiner (IBM Research - Brazil)

•Michael Bachmann (University of Georgia - USA)

•Nobuyaso Ito  (Riken - Japan)

•Raffaello Potestio (University of Trento - Italy)

•Silvio Vitiello (Unicamp - Brazil)

•Stefanos Papanikolaou (West Virginia University - USA)

•Synge Todo (The University of Tokyo - Japan)

•Ying-Wai Li (Los Alamos National Laboratory - USA)

Tentative Program

 

Monday

(15/07)

Tuesday

(16/07)

Wednesday

(17/07)

Thursday

(18/07)

Friday

(19/07)

08:30

08:50

Registration

Contributed Talk 3

Contributed Talk 7

Contributed Talk 11

Contributed Talk 20

08:50

09:10

Contributed Talk 4

Contributed Talk 8

Contributed Talk 12

Contributed Talk 21

09:10

10:00

L. Candido

K. Hallberg

S.Vitiello

M. Bachmann

10:00

10:30

Opening session

Coffee Break

10:30

11:20

D. Landau

R.Potestio

N. Ito

H. Herrmann

S. Todo

11:20

12:10


M. Steiner

Tutorial 1

Tutorial 1

Tutorial 1

Ying-Wai Li

12:10

14:00

Lunch

Closing

14:00

14:50

S.Papanikolaou

Tutorial 2

Tutorial 2

Tutorial 2

Return to Belo Horizonte

14:50

15:10

Contributed Talk 1

Contributed Talk 5

Contributed Talk 9

Contributed Talk 13

15:10

15:30

Contributed Talk 2

Contributed Talk 6

Contributed Talk 10

Contributed Talk 14

15:30

16:00

Transfer to Ouro Preto

 

Coffee Break

 

16:00

16:20

Posters

 

FREE

 

Contributed Talk 15

 

16:20

16:40

Contributed Talk 16

16:40

17:00

Contributed Talk 17

17:00

17:20

Contributed Talk 18

17:20

17:40

Contributed Talk 19


The first day of the X Brazilian Meeting on Simulational Physics will be held at the Physics Department of Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) in Belo Horizonte. The remaining sessions will be at Escola de Minas in the historic area of Ouro Preto.


Invited talks

 

D. Landau – A New Universality at a first order phase transition: The spin-flop transition in an anisotropic Heisenberg antiferromagnet 

M. Steiner - Physical Simulations for Industrial Applications

S. Papanikolaou - Complexity, Topology and Elastic Instabilities in Dislocation Ensembles 

L. Cândido – Electronic structure of nanoclusters by quantum Monte Carlo method

N. Ito - Simulation of Quantum Computer

R. Potestio - On the algorithmic identification of optimal coarse-grained representations of biomolecular structures 

K. Hallberg - Precision spectral densities in correlated systems

S. Vitiello - Superfluids

H. Herrmann - Packing of wires in cavities and deforming surfaces

M. Bachmann - Classification of Phase Transitions by Generalized Microcanonical Inflection-Point Analysis

S. Todo - Markov-chain Monte Carlo without detailed balance

Y. Li - Machine Learning Assisted Monte Carlo Methods For The Studies Of Materials Properties

 

Tutorials:

 

Tutorial 1 – S. Papanikolaou - Statistical Mechanics of Mechanical Deformation in Crystals. 

Tutorial 2 – S. Todo - Simulation of quantum lattice models by using quantum Monte Carlo, diagonalization, etc – Hands-on session using "MateriApps LIVE!" on participants' PC. See (https://github.com/cmsi/MateriAppsLive/wiki/Tutorial201907)

 

Contributed talks:

  

1.     LS Lima - Employment of the nonlinear stochastic equation within an Itô  prescription for modelling of the financial market

2.    MM Oliveira - Effects of disorder in discontinuous absorbing phase transitions

3.    NT Rodrigues - Adsorption of interacting self-avoiding trails in two dimensions

4.    VGP Melo - Many-body effects in metallic atomic clusters

5.     LL Wardil - Human cooperation: from computer simulations to experiments

6.    MH Chong - Strong Odd Bond - Weak Even Bond Picture in the Half-Filled One-Dimensional Hubbard Model

7.     JCS Gomes - Investigation of domain wall manipulation behavior by spin polarized current, pinned by square anti-noches and its application in three terminal MRAM

8.    JPA Mendonça - Different Approaches to Simulate Chemical Vapor Deposition

9.    S Ullah - Monolayer boron-arsenide as a perfect anode for alkali-based batteries with large storage capacities and fast mobilities

10.  LMV Teixeira - Signature of Planet Transit Through Dust and Small Debris Trails Left by Comets

11.   JRV Pereira - First Order Behavior of a Disordered Binary Ising Model

12.  NP Neme - Study by First-Principles calculations of structural and electronic properties of Aluminum Phthalocyanine Hydroxide thin films

13.  NP Neme - Partial hydrogenation on MoS2: electronic and stability aspects

14.  A Valentim - Electric and magnetic polarization on purely organic conjugated molecules.

15.  MGM Junior - The Frogs Method, A Bioinspired Algorithm For Spin Dynamics Skyrmion Data Extraction

16.  VB Nascimento - Strained ultra-thin films of BaO: a molecular dynamics investigation

17.  FP Toldin - Entanglement Hamiltonian of Interacting Fermionic Models

18.  R Macedo - Topology dependence on ordering and correlations in Artificial Spin Ice

19.  LM Luque - Numerical simulations study of a spin-1 Blume–Emery–Griffiths model on a square lattice

20. RA Stancioli – Intermediate phase and pseudo-phase transition in an artificial spin ice model

21.  R. Dickman - Driven Widom-Rowlinson Lattice Gas

Informations for participants

As the meeting is approaching we would like to keep you up to date with the last arrangements. 

Contributed talks will de 15 minutes long with additional 5 minutes for questions and speaker exchange. Of course the program is still subject to modifications. 

We expect to have some cultural activities in the evenings that will be advised as soon as we can confirm them. 

We got a bus to make the transfer from Belo Horizonte to Ouro Preto on Monday afternoon (about 3:30 PM) and the return on Friday afternoon (about 2:00 PM). However, we have more registered participants than places in the bus, in such a way that we’ll have to allocate people in the bus in a first-come first-served basis. Preference will be given to invited and foreign participants. So, if you want to use this transfer, please complete the form available at (https://forms.gle/fTckWPsSSiv4RPM18) as soon as possible. If, for any reason, you fill up the form and give up take the bus, please contact us as soon as possible at xbmsp@fisica.ufmg.br. As soon as all places are filled a confirmation e-mail will be sent.

In Belo Horizonte the opening session will be at the Auditorio 3 of the Instituto de Ciências Exatas (ICEx) of the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG). In order to help you find the meeting room we’ll put signs on the walls indicating how to get there from the main entrance. You can get directions to ICEx from the following link https://goo.gl/maps/gKbjjy1UKxBT3zr57.  

In Ouro Preto the event will take place in the Auditorio of the Historic building of the Escola de Minas (https://goo.gl/maps/cw1ky34azqmEj9cj6).  

For those who are looking for places to stay in Belo Horizonte, some reasonable choices near UFMG are: 

- Stop Inn Plus Pampulha (http://www.booking.com/Share-ti74HH)

- Pampulha Flat (http://www.booking.com/Share-UPdsIey)

- Quality Hotel Pampulha (http://www.booking.com/Share-VoQj4A)

- Bristol Jaragua Hotel Pampulha (http://www.booking.com/Share-lqvWhzF)

- Bristol Pampulha Lieu (http://www.booking.com/Share-cRaFcJ)

All of them are at a walking distance (~20 - 30 min) from the physics department.  Ouro Preto is known for its hills. So, if you are planing to stay in a walking distance from the Escola de Minas, the following ones are good choices:

- Grande Hotel Ouro Preto (http://www.booking.com/Share-89tZhe)

- Hotel do Teatro (http://www.booking.com/Share-5HfDD8)

- Pousada Colonial (http://www.booking.com/Share-jnXyn4)

- Pousada Grignard (http://www.booking.com/Share-GvVcdd)

- Pousada Mondego (http://www.booking.com/Share-cax6t7)

- Pousada do Douro (http://www.booking.com/Share-mu02uy)

Of course you can search for yourself for an accommodation that fits better your needs.

Please, don’t hesitate to contact us if we can be of any further assistance. We are looking forward to seeing you soon! 


Venue

The first day of the event will be held at the Physics Department of UFMG in Belo Horizonte. The remaining sessions will be at Escola de Minas in Ouro Preto's historic area.

Committees

Scientific Committee

•Bismarck V. Costa (UFMG - Brazil)
•João A. Plascak (UFMG - Brazil)
•David P. Landau (UGA - USA)
•Lucas A.S. Mól (UFMG - Brazil)
•Paulo H.L. Martins (UFMT - Brazil)
•Luiz F.C. Pereira (UFRN - Brazil)

Local Committee

•Júlio C.S. Rocha (UFOP - Brazil)
•Américo T. Bernardes (UFOP - Brazil)
•Bismarck V. Costa (UFMG - Brazil)
•João A. Plascak (UFMG - Brazil)
•Lucas A.S. Mól (UFMG - Brazil)

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