Shell model

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The shell model is a method for treating polarisable ions.

Relaxed shell model

In the relaxed shell model the shell has zero mass.

References

Dynamical shell model

The dynamical shell model is also known as the adiabatic shell model.

References

  1. P J D Lindan and M J Gillan "Shell-model molecular dynamics simulation of superionic conduction in CaF2", Journal of Physics Condensed Matter 5 pp. 1019-1030 (1993)
  2. P J Mitchell and D Fincham "Shell model simulations by adiabatic dynamics", Journal of Physics Condensed Matter 5 pp. 1031-1038 (1993)

Breathing shell model

References

  1. U. Schröder "A new model for lattice dynamics ('breathing shell model')", Solid State Communications 4 pp. 347-349 (1966)

References

  1. G. Jacucci, I. R. McDonald and K. Singer "Introduction of the shell model of ionic polarizability into molecular dynamics calculations", Physics Letters A 50 pp. 141-143 (1974)
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