We have made available several computer codes used in our research projects related to disordered packings of hard spheres and ellipsoids in low dimensions and sphere packings in high dimensions.
- A Matlab function to compute surface correlation functions \(F_{ss}, F_{sv}\) as well as \(F_{vv}\) for two-phase digitized media in three-dimensional Euclidean space \(\mathbb{R}^3\).
Please cite the following article if you use this code:
Z. Ma and S. Torquato, Precise algorithms to compute surface correlation functions of two-phase heterogeneous media and their applications, Physical Review E, in press (2018). - Generate Sphere Packings in Arbitrary Euclidean Dimension. Registration, Instructions and source code are found here.
Please cite the following if you use this code:
M. Skoge, A. Donev, F. H. Stillinger and S. Torquato, Packing Hyperspheres in High-Dimensional Euclidean Spaces, Physical Review E 74, 041127 (2006). - Event-driven MD Simulation of Nonspherical Particles with Applications to Ellipses and Ellipsoids. Instructions and executables can be found here.
Please cite following if you use this code:
A. Donev, S. Torquato, and F. H. Stillinger, Neighbor List Collision-Driven Molecular Dynamics for Nonspherical Hard Particles: II. Applications to Ellipses and Ellipsoids, Journal of Computational Physics, 202, 765 (2005).The most up-to-date instructions and executables are maintained on Aleksandar Donev’s homepage.
- Torquato-Jiao Sequential Linear Programming method for generating jammed packings of spheres. Download here (Github)
Please cite following if you use this code:
S. Torquato, and Y. Jiao, Robust Algorithm to Generate a Diverse Class of Dense Disordered and Ordered Sphere Packings Via Linear Programming Physical Review E, 82, 061302 (2010).
Slides from Recent talks
- Unusual Classical Ground States of Matter, PACM Colloquium, February, 16, 2009.
- Sphere Packings in Low Dimensions, PCCM Summer School, August 11, 2008.
- Sphere Packings in High Dimensions, PCCM Summer School, August 11, 2008.
Movies
- An animation of the LS algorithm packing a system of 100 monodisperse disks (August 18th, 2014) The Lubachevsky-Stillinger molecular dynamics algorithm is used to produce a dense packing of monodisperse disks within a squarefundamental cell with periodic boundary conditions. The dimensionless growth rate is 0.01. The initial condition was generated via RSA at a packing fraction of 0.10
- An animation of the TJ algorithm packing a system of 100 monodisperse disks (August 18th, 2014) The Torquato-Jiao (“TJ”) sphere packing protocol is used to produce a collectively-jammed packing of 100 monodisperse spheres inside a fixed square fundamental cell with periodic boundary conditions. The initial condition was generated via RSA at a packing fraction of 0.10
Data
- Representative densest-known (or dense) binary sphere packings with various size ratio and compositions.
Please see the “read_me.txt” for detailed instructions and cite the following work:
A. B. Hopkins, F. H. Stillinger, and S. Torquato, Densest Binary Sphere Packings, Physical Review E, 85, 021130 (2012). - Coordinates of strictly jammed MRJ packings of 2000 monodisperse spheres in three dimensions 1000-prt packinkgs as generated by the Torquato-Jiao algorithm described above (August 18th, 2014).
Please cite following paper if you use this data:
S. Torquato, and Y. Jiao, Robust Algorithm to Generate a Diverse Class of Dense Disordered and Ordered Sphere Packings Via Linear Programming Physical Review E, 82, 061302 (2010).
S. Atkinson, F. H. Stillinger, and S. Torquato, Detailed Characterization of Rattlers in Exactly Isostatic, Strictly Jammed Sphere Packings, Physical Review E, 88, 062208 (2013).
