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Solving a Materials Science Problem with Supercomputer, Quantum Simulations

Figure 1. Disiloxane molecule structure in linear form (left) and bent form (right). A global team of scientists considered the bending energy of a silicate molecule, disiloxane. Although the system appears to be simple and tractable, the bending energy calculation is actually a difficult problem to solve by the conventional simulation methods. (Dr. Kenta Hongo from JAIST.) Image Zoom
Figure 1. Disiloxane molecule structure in linear form (left) and bent form (right). A global team of scientists considered the bending energy of a silicate molecule, disiloxane. Although the system appears to be simple and tractable, the bending energy calculation is actually a difficult problem to solve by the conventional simulation methods. (Dr. Kenta Hongo from JAIST.)
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