Open Source Software: MAGPIE: Revolutionizing Material Simulations Through Advanced Integration
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Level of Government: | Federal |
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Opps ID: | NBD00159477641797217 |
Posted Date: | Mar 15, 2024 |
Due Date: | Mar 15, 2024 |
Source: | https://sam.gov/opp/c86c67aed6... |
- Contract Opportunity Type: Special Notice (Original)
- All Dates/Times are: (UTC-04:00) EASTERN STANDARD TIME, NEW YORK, USA
- Original Published Date: Mar 15, 2024 02:35 pm EDT
- Original Response Date: Mar 15, 2024 11:00 am EDT
- Inactive Policy: 15 days after response date
- Original Inactive Date: Mar 30, 2024
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Initiative:
- None
- Original Set Aside:
- Product Service Code: H211 - EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS TESTING- NUCLEAR ORDNANCE
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NAICS Code:
- 562920 - Materials Recovery Facilities
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Place of Performance:
Idaho Falls , ID 83415USA
Open Source Software: MAGPIE: Revolutionizing Material Simulations Through Advanced Integration
In the evolving field of materials science, the ability to accurately simulate materials at macroscopic and atomic scales is a game-changer. MAGPIE (Mesoscale Atomistic Glue Program for Integrated Execution) emerges as a pioneering software application designed to seamlessly integrate finite element analysis with atomistic simulation codes, enabling unprecedented insights into material behaviors.
The complexity of atomic-level materials poses significant challenges for researchers aiming to predict macroscopic properties from microscopic behaviors. Traditional simulation tools have struggled to bridge this gap, leading to a demand for a versatile solution capable of marrying the continuum approach of finite element methods with the precision of atomistic simulations. This necessity gave birth to MAGPIE.
MAGPIE is a glue application crafted to link various atomistic simulation codes with the MOOSE Finite Element Framework, enhancing both capabilities. It facilitates the coupling of renowned open-source codes like SPPARKS (kinetic Monte Carlo code) and MyTRIM (Monte Carlo code for ion transport) to MOOSE, with plans to expand its reach to LAMMPS (molecular dynamics code) and beyond. MAGPIE specializes in bi-directional data transfer, allowing for a symbiotic exchange of information between the finite element domain and discrete atomistic simulations.
Advantages:
- Seamless Integration: Simplifies the process of linking disparate simulation tools, offering a unified platform for materials research.
- Enhanced Accuracy: Provides a detailed understanding of material behaviors by combining macroscopic and microscopic perspectives.
- Open Source Collaboration: Enables the community to contribute and expand its capabilities, fostering innovation and accessibility.
- Scalable Performance: Designed for efficiency, supporting MPI and thread-based parallel computing for high-performance simulations.
- Comprehensive Data Exchange: Implements sophisticated routines for the bidirectional flow of simulation data, enhancing the fidelity of results.
Applications:
- Material Science Research: Empowers researchers to study complex material phenomena with high precision.
- Nuclear Materials: Facilitates the simulation of radiation damage and material integrity in nuclear reactors.
- Semiconductor Manufacturing: Aids in designing and analyzing semiconductor materials at atomic and mesoscale levels.
- Aerospace Materials: Supports the development of advanced materials for aerospace applications, including the analysis of stress, strain, and environmental effects.
Dive deeper into the world of advanced material simulations with MAGPIE. Whether you're a researcher, engineer, or developer, explore how MAGPIE can transform your approach to materials science. Visit Github to learn more, download the software, and join the community pushing the boundaries of material simulation technology.
- 1955 N Fremont Avenue
- Idaho Falls , ID 83415
- USA
- Andrew Rankin
- andrew.rankin@inl.gov
- Mar 15, 2024 02:35 pm EDTSpecial Notice (Original)
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