Repositories and media

Code repositories

Main code repositories

Gitlab:SubGNano Gitlab:Gerson Github:Gerson

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Main repository with codes developed by the group SubGNano. Published or auxiliary codes are kept public, while some ongoing projects are kept private.

DFT2kp: effective kp models from ab-initio data Code

Documentation arXiv:2306.08554

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Python package that reads Quantum Espresso data to generate effective kp models automatically.

Bypass CAPES Portal de Periódicos

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Developers: Bruno Messias de Resende, G. J. Ferreira

The extension allow Brazilians to bypass CAPES Portal de Periódicos and simplify the access the scientific journals. Besides the extensions above, the simple redirect code can be used in javascript as

javascript:location.href=’http://novo.periodicos.capes.gov.br/?option=com_pezproxy&controller=auth&view=pezproxyauth&url=’+location.href

Other media

Youtube channel youtube

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  • Computational physics classes: both introductory and advanced topics

  • My research talks: a playlist pointing to my recorded talks

  • Tutorials and mini-courses: both of topics of my classes and my research

Computational Physics Class Notes web-book

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My initial plan was to write a book, but after a while I’ve noticed that I needed something more dynamic. So, for a while I’ve been trying to find an optimal environment for a web-book on computational physics. Consequently, the notes are scattered in many pages and I’m trying to reorganize… for now, I’ll list all links here.

All content will be moved to the web-book above, but some extra content can still be found on these links:

  • Slides on Intro to comp. phys. slides

  • The old (incomplete) book Comp. Phys. in Julia julia

  • Class notes on high performance computing in C hpc

  • Mini-course on Computational Solid State Physics at IFT/UNESP notes

Interesting papers on inoreader

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Inoreader is one of many RSS readers out there. You can use it to follow arXiv and many scientific journals. On each journal, look for the RSS link and add it to your RSS reader. The link above lists all papers that I mark as interesting in my RSS reader.