Other Web Resources

Research Groups (alphabetical)

• Ceperley Condensed Matter Physics at NCSA and UIUC.
• Mei-Yin Chou Group Georgia Tech
• Cohen/Louie Group at UC Berkeley.
• Giulia Galli's Quantum Simulation Group at LLNL.
• Gerhard Klimeck at Purdue (also see the nanoHUB site).
• William Lester QMC Group at UC Berkeley.
• Steven Lewis Group at Georgia.
• Richard Martin's Electronic Structure Group at UIUC.
• Lubos Mitas QMC at NCSU.
• Richard Needs QMC research group at Cambridge TCM.
• Andy Rappe's Theoretical Chemistry Group at UPenn.
• Kevin Schmidt QMC Group at ASU.
• Cyrus Umrigar QMC Group at Cornell.
• Zunger Solid State Physics at NREL.

Selected Software Projects

• abinit. Open source ab initio density functional program.
• Archimedes. Open source 2D Fast Monte Carlo simulator for the design and simulation of submicron semiconductor devices.
• Blitz++. Template library for C++ matricies, arrays, and vectors (also see tvmet for more usable TinyVector and TinyMatrix classes).
• Doxygen. Documentation tool for C++ and Java, with support for LaTeX equations.
• opendx. Free, comercial quality visualization tool, (also, an hdf5 input module).
• fink. Unix porting project for MacOSX.
• gcc. Free compiler for C, C++, and FORTRAN 77.
• hdf5. A general purpose library and file format for scientific data.
• hpc. Ports of high-perfomance computing tools (including g95) for MacOSX.
• nanoHUB. Perform online nanoscale simulations without software installation.
• nemo-3d. Open-source quantum dot tight-binding modeling package.
• nextnano³. Simulation tool for nanostructures, development version is free.
• qumax. Open-source ground state variational/diffusion QMC code. Very early stages of development.
• R. A very high-quality, free, open-source package for statistical analysis.

Physics Sites

• QMC Wiki
• ElectronicStructure.org (Richard Martin).
• Materials Computation Center at UIUC, including a software archive.
• NIST Atomic Database.
• Mark Dewing's Quantum Monte Carlo Weblog.