The fourth advanced VAMPIRE workshop will be held as a virtual workshop between 23rd - 27th October 2023. The workshop is targeted at scientists and engineers wishing to study magnetic materials and devices at the atomistic level. The workshop will cover the basic and advanced features of the VAMPIRE code which can be used to study a wide range of magnetic materials and phenomena, from zero temperature ground states, equilibrium properties and magnetization dynamics. We will present new features including longitudinal spin dynamics, spin-lattice dynamics, higher order exchange interactions and anisotropies as well as a tutorial on 2D magnets.
The workshop will be a mixture of video presentations and demonstrations with online support for practical tasks giving hands-on experience of atomistic modelling of magnetic materials with Monte Carlo and Atomistic Spin Dynamics methods. Each day there will be virtual coffee meetings attended by the developers and demonstrators to answer your questions. On the last day there will be a project specific activity where researchers can get help for simulating systems and properties for their specific interests. Finally there will be an opportunity to discuss the future direction of the VAMPIRE code and new features to be developed which can best serve the magnetism and spintronics commmunities.
The workshop will cover the main features of the VAMPIRE code including the latest algorithmic developments and methods.
The Spin Hamiltonian, atomistic spin dynamics, Monte Carlo methods, material parameters
Practical: Getting started and basic simulations with VAMPIRE
Constrained Monte Carlo methods, antiferromagnets and Skyrmions
Practical: Temperature dependent anisotropy, customised unit cells, neighbour interactions, DMI, Skyrmions
Higher-order anisotropies, biquadratic and 4-spin exchange
Practical: Implementing higher-order interactions and 2D materials
Visualization, Longitudinal Spin Dynamics, Spin-Lattice Dynamics, GPU acceleration
Practical: Visualisation, Longitudinal Spin Dynamics and GPU acceleration
Advanced VAMPIRE features and developing the VAMPIRE code
To enable wide participation the workshop will be held virtually and registration is free.
Registration (Google form) for the online workshop is now open, please sign up below.
Further information can be obtained from Mara Strungaru mara.strungaru@york.ac.uk or Jackson Ross jackson.ross@york.ac.uk.
The workshop is partially supported by the COMRAD ITN network funded under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 861300.
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