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=== My first simulation ===
 
=== My first simulation ===
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Construct a simple MKMCXX simulation from scratch. This tutorial is targeted for Windows users, but it is also insightful for Unix users. In this tutorial, we are going to construct a simple microkinetic simulation for the surface catalyzed conversion of A to B. [[My first simulation | Read the tutorial here]]
 
Construct a simple MKMCXX simulation from scratch. This tutorial is targeted for Windows users, but it is also insightful for Unix users. In this tutorial, we are going to construct a simple microkinetic simulation for the surface catalyzed conversion of A to B. [[My first simulation | Read the tutorial here]]
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=== (Re)generating graphs ===
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Creating graphs from previously generated simulation data. This is useful in case you have lost some, or all, of the graphs but are still in possession of the original data files. In this tutorial we will be generating the graphs for the system shown in [[My first simulation | My first simulation]]. [[Generating graphs | Read the tutorial here]]

Latest revision as of 12:02, 15 April 2020

Below, a list of tutorials is given. These are shown in order of increasing difficulty. If you are completely new to using MKMCXX, we strongly recommend to follow the My first simulation tutorial.

My first simulation

Construct a simple MKMCXX simulation from scratch. This tutorial is targeted for Windows users, but it is also insightful for Unix users. In this tutorial, we are going to construct a simple microkinetic simulation for the surface catalyzed conversion of A to B. Read the tutorial here

(Re)generating graphs

Creating graphs from previously generated simulation data. This is useful in case you have lost some, or all, of the graphs but are still in possession of the original data files. In this tutorial we will be generating the graphs for the system shown in My first simulation. Read the tutorial here