As an undergraduate at Magdalen College, Oxford, I studied Chemisty.
Since the Chemistry course at Oxford is a 4 year masters course, I had to join a research group for a year, and produce a thesis. I was in the Madden group in the Physical and Theoretical Chemistry Laboratory.
My thesis title was "Structure of Polarisable Ionic Fluids". Since I was in a theoretical group, this study was computer based, using MD (Molecular Dynamics) simulations. Because the University demanded a thesis title far too early on, the title isn't quite right... a better title would've been "Structure and Dynamics of Polarisable Ionic Fluids", since a fair bit of it was dynamics related.
For anyone who's really that bored, the original thesis can be downloaded from
here:
PDF Format |
PS Format
And the version with updates (currently only pictures in the ScCl3
section have been updated, with extra results):
PDF Format |
PS Format (updated
25/06/2003)
There is a slight chance that I might end up running yet more simulations to tie up a few loose ends. If I do, results of them will go here, and into the updated thesis (see above).
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