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ionic liquids. This tutorial is intended to encourage and facilitate the adoption
of simulation techniques and protocols by additional ionic liquid researchers
to further our understanding of these fascinating substances.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I thank my colleagues who have worked with me over the years on simu-
lations of ionic liquids: Timothy Morrow, Jindal Shah, Cesar Cadena, David
Eike, David Couling, David Tagler, Nate Stober, Wei Shi, Sai Jayaraman,
Manish Kelkar, Keith Gutowski, and Burcu Eksioglu. This work has been
funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, the National Science
Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the Indiana 21st Century
Technology Fund. I especially thank Dr. Steve Plimpton and the Computer
Science Research Institute at Sandia National Laboratory, Albuquerque,
New Mexico, for hosting me on a sabbatical visit, during which time this
chapter was written.
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