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Berni Julian Alder (September 9, 1925 – September 7, 2020) was a German-born American physicist specialized in statistical mechanics, and a pioneer of computational modelling of matter. Biography. Alder was born in Duisburg, Prussia, in September 1925, to Jewish parents, a chemist and a homemaker.
8 ott 2020 · OBITUARY. 08 October 2020. Berni Alder (1925–2020) Theoretical physicist who pioneered the computer modelling of matter. By. David Ceperley. Credit: LLNL. Berni Alder pioneered computer...
- David Ceperley
- 2020
25 lug 2018 · Abstract. The paper traces the early stages of Berni Alder’s scientific accomplishments, focusing on his contributions to the development of Computational Methods for the study of Statistical Mechanics. Following attempts in the early 50s to implement Monte Carlo methods to study equilibrium properties of many-body systems, Alder ...
- Giovanni Battimelli, Giovanni Ciccotti, Giovanni Ciccotti, Giovanni Ciccotti
- 2018
Berni Alder. (1925–2020) Theoretical physicist who pioneered the computer modelling of matter. Alder pioneered computer sim-ulation, in particular of the dynamics of atoms and molecules in...
- David Ceperley
- 2020
23 feb 2021 · Berni Julian Alder, one of the leading figures in the invention of molecular dynamics simulations used for a wide array of problems in physics and chemistry, died on September 7, 2020. His career, spanning more than 65 years, transformed statistical mechanics, many body physics, the study of chemistry, and the microscopic dynamics of ...
This is how Alder became a computational pioneer, who over six decades at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has worked on computers to simulate the properties of materials.Later this year, Alder will celebrate his 90th birthday as well as his 60th anniversary at the Lab.
Abstract. The paper traces the early stages of Berni Alder’s scienti c accomplishments, focusing on his contributions to the development of Computational Methods for the study of Statistical Mechanics. Follow-ing attempts in the early 50s to implement Monte Carlo methods to study equilibrium properties of many-body systems, Alder developed in
