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portada the recursion method and its applications: proceedings of the conference, imperial college, london, england september 13 14, 1984
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2011
Language
English
Pages
184
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.6 x 1.0 cm
Weight
0.28 kg.
ISBN
3642824463
ISBN13
9783642824463

the recursion method and its applications: proceedings of the conference, imperial college, london, england september 13 14, 1984

D. G. Pettifor (Illustrated by) · D. L. Weaire (Illustrated by) · Springer · Paperback

the recursion method and its applications: proceedings of the conference, imperial college, london, england september 13 14, 1984 - Pettifor, D. G. ; Weaire, D. L.

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Synopsis "the recursion method and its applications: proceedings of the conference, imperial college, london, england september 13 14, 1984"

This volume reviews recent advances in the development and application of the recursion method in computational solid state physics and elsewhere. It comprises the invited papers which were presented at a two-day conference at Imperial College, London during September 1984. The recursion method is based on the Lanczos algorithm for the tridiago- nalisation of matrices, but it is much more than a straightforward numerical technique. It is widely regarded as the most elegant framework for a variety of calculations into which one may incorporate physical insights and a num- ber of technical devices. The standard reference is Volume 35 of Solid State Physics, which contains all the early ideas of Heine, Haydock and others, upon which the method was established. The present volume provides the first review of subsequent developments. It also indicates where problems remain, or opinions differ, in the interpretation of the mathematical details or choice of practical techniques in applications. The field is still very li- vely and much remains to be done, as the summary chapter clearly demonstra- tes. We are grateful to the S. E. R. C. 's Collaborative Computational Project No. 9 on the electronic structure of solids and the Institute of Physics's Solid State Sub-committee for their sponsorship of the conference. We thank Angus MacKinnon for his help in conference organisation and Jacyntha Crawley for secretarial assistance. December 1984 David G. Pettifor Denis L. Weaire v Contents Part I Introduction Why Recur? By V.

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