X Brazilian Meeting on Simulational Physics
Ouro Preto, July 15th - 19th, 2019
Welcome
Computer
simulations
play
a
major
role
in
science
nowadays.
Together
with
Theory
and
Experiments
it
allows
a
better
comprehension
of
natural
phenomena
by
giving
informations
otherwise
unreachable.
Indeed,
computer
simulations
are
applied
in
almost
every
branch
of
science,
from
physics,
chemistry
and
biology
to
the
study
of
complex
multidisciplinary
problems,
such
as
in
material science.
Today
Brazil
has
a
large
community
of
researchers
who
use
computer
simulations
in
the
development
of
their
research
projects.
In
this
context,
the
Brazilian
Meeting
on
Simulational
Physics
has
been
held
since
1997,
agglomerating
researchers
from
Brazil
and
abroad,
working
in
the
most
diverse
branches
of
physics.
The
first
BMSP
took
place
in
Belo
Horizonte
in
1997,
two
years
later
the
second
BMSP
was
also
held
in
Belo
Horizonte.
The
third,
fourth
and
fifth
editions
of
the
event
were
held
in
Ouro
Preto
in
2003,
2005
and
2007.
In
2011,
the
sixth
edition
of
the
BMSP
was
held
in
Cuiabá,
followed
by
the
seventh
in
João
Pessoa
in
2013
and
the
eighth
in
Florianópolis
in
2015.
The
ninth
edition celebrated the 20th anniversary of the event in 2017 in Natal.
In
this
tenth
edition
the
event
returns
to
Minas
Gerais
and
will
be
held
in
Belo
Horizonte
(opening)
and
Ouro
Preto
as
a
Satellite
Meeting
of
the
27th
International
Conference
on
Statistical
Physics,
StatPhys
27,
of
the
International
Union
of
Pure
and
Applied
Physics
(IUPAP)
that
will
take
place
in
Buenos
Aires,
Argentina,
from
July
8th
through
12th,
2019.
The
X-
BMSP
will
gather
scientists
specialized
in
simulation
in
the
most
diverse
areas
of
physics,
chemistry,
biology
and
materials
science,
to
present
the
latest
advances
in
methodology
and
techniques
applied
to
the
study
of
problems
through
computer
simulations.
The
event
will
also
promote
interaction
among
scientists
working
in
this
area,
with
the
goal
of
advancing
the
methods
and
techniques
available
today.
This
topic
covers
the
interests
of
researchers
who
traditionally
have
different
experiences
and
belong
to
communities
that
share
similar
interests
but
have
little
communication
with
each
other.
Finally,
this
workshop
will
be
an
opportunity
for
the
community
working
in
this
area
in
Brazil
to
interact
directly
with
scientists
of
similar
interests,
coming
from
Brazil
and
abroad.
In
view
of
the
wide
variety
of
techniques
covered,
the
event
will
promote
pedagogical
lectures
given
by
two
invited
professors
in
the
form
of
mini
courses
for
students
of
various
levels,
as
well
as
oral
communications
and
panels
to
be
presented
by
all
invited
participants and collaborators.
© BMSP 2018
Topics
•
Monte Carlo
•
Molecular Dynamics and Spin Dynamics
•
Structural and Magnetic Phase transitions
•
Surface
•
Nanostructures
•
Strongly Correlated Systems
•
Quantum Systems and Quantum Monte Carlo
•
Interfaces
•
Granular Flow
•
Membranes and Protein Folding
•
Genomics
•
Quantum Computing
•
Free Energy Determination
•
Biophysics, among others.
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