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William Janke

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Multiscale modelling of structure formation of C$_{60}$ on insulating CaF$_2$ substrates

2021

Morphologies of adsorbed molecular films are of interest in a wide range of applications. To study the epitaxial growth of these systems in computer simulations requires access to long time and length scales, and one typically resorts to kinetic Monte Carlo (KMC) simulations. However, KMC simulations require as input transition rates and their dependence on external parameters (such as temperature). Experimental data allow only limited and indirect access to these rates, and models are often oversimplified. Here, we follow a bottom-up approach and aim at systematically constructing all relevant rates for an example system that has shown interesting properties in experiments, buckminsterfull…

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Modeling epitaxial film growth of C$_{60}$ revisited

2020

Epitaxial films evolve on time and length scales that are inaccessible to atomistic computer simulation methods like molecular dynamics (MD). To numerically predict properties for such systems, a common strategy is to employ kinetic Monte Carlo simulations, for which one needs to know the transition rates of the involved elementary steps. The main challenge is thus to formulate a consistent model for the set of transition rates and to determine its parameters. Here, we revisit a well-studied model system, the epitaxial film growth of the fullerene ${\mathrm{C}}_{60}$ on an ordered ${\mathrm{C}}_{60}$ substrate (111). We implement a systematic multiscale approach in which we determine transi…

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