David J. Adams

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David J. Adams

Chemistry

#5582

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#6785

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Computational Chemistry

#65

World Rank

#65

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Chemical Engineering

#794

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#815

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Chemistry

David J. Adams's Degrees

PhD Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Masters Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley

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David J. Adams's Published Works

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Grand canonical ensemble Monte Carlo for a Lennard-Jones fluid (1975) (367)
Chemical potential of hard-sphere fluids by Monte Carlo methods (1974) (285)
The computer simulation of polar liquids (1979) (183)
Taming the Edwald sum in the computer simulation of charged systems (1987) (133)
Calculating the high-temperature vapour line by Monte Carlo (1976) (130)
Computation of Dense Random Packings of Hard Spheres (1972) (120)
Computer simulation studies of anisotropic systems: XVII. The Gay-Berne model nematogen (1987) (108)
Computer simulation of ionic systems: The distorting effects of the boundary conditions (1979) (95)
Static dielectric properties of the Stockmayer fluid from computer simulation (1981) (88)
Thermodynamic and dielectric properties of polar lattices (1976) (82)
CORRIGENDUM: Rigid-ion models of the interionic potential in the alkali halides (1974) (82)
An Introduction to Galaxies and Cosmology (2004) (62)
Computer simulation of highly polar liquids: The hard sphere plus point dipole potential (1980) (57)
Fluids of hard spheres with nonadditive diameters (1975) (45)
Theory of the dielectric constant of ice (1981) (43)
On the use of the Ewald summation in computer simulation (1983) (42)
Corresponding-states correlation of properties of ionic melts (1975) (24)
Monte Carlo and HNC calculations for molten potassium chloride (1976) (24)
The 2.2 μm stellar distribution in the galactic plane (1984) (21)
The Ariel V Sky Survey Instrument and new Observations of the Milky Way (1976) (19)
Near-infrared observations of M83 (1987) (15)
Thermodynamics of molten salt mixtures (1977) (12)
The implementation of fluid phase Monte Carlo on the DAP (1988) (10)
Lunar occultation of the galactic center at 2.2 microns (1988) (10)
Near infrared spectrometry of WC stars (1980) (9)
Computer Simulation study of polar liquids: static and dynamic properties (1984) (9)
Infrared observations of the cataclysmic variable RW Tri (1981) (9)
Monte Carlo study of two ions in a Stockmayer solvent (1977) (8)
Cosmic x-ray astronomy (1980) (7)
Particle trajectories in classical fluids are not anomalously fractal (1986) (6)
Monte Carlo calculations for the ice-rules model with and without Bjerrum defects (1984) (6)
Cell theory for the liquid state (1972) (3)
Correlations between diffusion and orientation, and diffusion and rotation in computer-simulated liquids (1982) (3)
Examination of an “improved” cell theory (1973) (2)
The diffuse cosmic X-ray background spectrum in the 2–10 keV energy range (1973) (2)
A 2.2-µm map of NGC 5128 (1983) (2)
The Computer Simulation of Ionic Liquids (1981) (2)
Linear Polarization Measurements of o Sco in the Near Infrared (1976) (1)
Simulators for the teaching of observational astronomy: IV. A computerised telescope simulator (1986) (1)
Dielectric constant of ice (1982) (1)
The disks of spiral galaxies (1986) (0)
X-ray Observations of Supernova Remnants by Copernicus (1974) (0)
Spie Vol 172: Instrumentation in Astronomy III (1981) (0)
A SKY SCAN FOR DISCRETE SOURCES OF GAMMA RAYS IN THE ENERGY REGION 240 TO 1000 keV. (1969) (0)
Experimental studies on the performance of Hg0.8 Cd0.2 te photoconductors operating near 200 K (1994) (0)
Preliminary results from the X-ray experiment SL904. (1972) (0)
GX 339-4 = 4u 1658-48 (1981) (0)
The polarization of the Galactic Centre at 2.2 micron. (1977) (0)
Observations of Comet Crommelin – I. Morphology and C2 production rate (1985) (0)
Detection of a bright ridge in the 2.2-μm emission of M82 (1979) (0)
Linear polarization of galactic center in near infrared (1978) (0)
Polarization of galactic-center at 2.2 micron (1977) (0)
VARIABLE SPACING MODULATION COLLIMATOR FOR X-RAY ASTRONOMY. (1972) (0)
Cosmic X‐Ray Astronomy (1981) (0)
Hard dumbbell fluid g 1 and g 2 from Monte Carlo (1991) (0)
Lunar Occultations of Young Stellar Objects in the Taurus and Ophiuchus Star Forming Regions (1994) (0)

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Royal Holloway, University of London

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