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Electrochemical Digital Simulation

Contact

Name Job title Email Phone Building
Britz, Dieter H. Associate professor emeritus britz@chem.au.dk +4561302257 1510, 314

 

Dieter Britz, Ph.D. (Sydney Univ. NSW 1967),
Dipl. Comp. Sci. (Newcastle Univ. NSW 1985),
Dr.scient. (Aarhus Univ. 2007).
From 1.1.2010, Emeritus (formally retired).

Research concentrates on electrochemical digital simulation; that is, the solution of Fick's diffusion equation, with the special boundary conditions given by the electrochemical context. In recent times, some of the major problems have been solved, such as that of fast homogeneous reactions, coupled reactions, and stability in this context has been examined. We now have a handle on most of these problems and the publications list reflects activity on these fronts.

We have recently provided accurate reference values of the current at the ultramicrodisk and ultramicroband electrodes. Recent work includes simulation of the conical well electrode, the conical-tip electrode and accurate values of fluxes at cylindrical and capped cylindrical electrodes. An excursion outside electrochemistry dealt with the dynamics of thermal gas reactions; and within electrochemistry, more efficient ways of simulating enzyme systems.

Current work is on the optimisation of simulations of two-dimensional systems, comparing several transformations that have been suggested, investigating multi-point spatial derivative approximations, orthogonal collocation and the eigenvalue, -vector method.

Details can be seen at
http://www.dieterbritz.dk/work/ the work web site.
http://www.dieterbritz.dk/work//research/index.html Research activities
http://www.dieterbritz.dk/work//research/Pub.html Recent publications
http://www.dieterbritz.dk/work//research/dball.pdf Full publication list


 

For download:

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Free Fortran 90/95 textbook:
Download in Danish (pdf)

Free numerical computation textbook:
Download in English (pdf)

Download in Danish (pdf)

Digital simulation in Electrochemistry:
http://www.dieterbritz.dk/work//digsimbook/index.html