These movies are available
for download for individual use. They
may be used for non-profit educational purposes with proper attribution. They are also not to be redistributed commercially
without the written permission of the coauthors of the associated references.
1. Movies of an entropy driven nanomotor are available in quicktime and avi
format.
Reference: "Molecular and
Continuum Boundary Conditions for a Miscible Binary Fluid", C. Denniston and M.
O. Robbins, Phys. Rev. Lett. 87,178302 (2001).
2. Movies of crazing in polymer glasses are available for large and small (quicktime, avi) systems.
References:
"Cracks and Crazes: On calculating the macroscopic fracture energy of glassy
polymers from molecular simulations," J. Rottler, S. Barsky,
and M. O. Robbins, Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, 148304 (2002).
"Jamming under tension in polymer crazes," J. Rottler and M. O. Robbins,Phys. Rev. Lett. 89, ~195501 (2002).
"Growth, microstructure, and failure of crazes in glassy polymers," J.
Rottler and M. O. Robbins, Phys. Rev. E 68, 011801 (2003).
3. Movies of earthquake like deformations in a sheared solid are shown in earthquake movies. First the cumulative deformation is shown by
plotting the local curl of the displacement field as a function of
position. Then the incremental change in
the curl over short intervals is shown.