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parent f7ef1b20de22e3c89268d8be1a3108f620c57373
Author: Samuel-Frost <samuel.frost@warwick.ac.uk>
Date:   Mon,  8 Jul 2024 11:34:09 +0100
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         <p>The main focus of my PhD is computationally modelling radiation damage in diamond. My supervisors are Albert Bartók-Partay, Ben Green, and Mark Newton. </p>
 	<h2>Conferences</h2>
-	<ul><li>The data from my poster at the 2024 Diamond Conference at Warwick can be found <a href="/poster2024.html">here</a>.</li></ul>
-	<p>I enjoy mountain climbing, hiking, and camping. Eg snakker litt norsk og eg har klattret norges høyeste fjell, galdhøpiggen. 我会说一点中⁠文. I can also be hired for children's birthday parties.</p>
+	<ul><li>The data from my poster at the <strong>2024 Diamond Conference</strong> at Warwick can be found <a href="/poster2024.html">here</a>.</li></ul>
+	<p>I enjoy mountain climbing, hiking, and camping. Jeg snakker litt norsk og eg har klatret norges høyeste fjell, galdhøpiggen. 我会说一点中⁠文. I can also be hired for children's birthday parties.</p>
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             <img class="me" src="/me-cool.jpg" alt="A picture of me.">
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diff --git a/poster2024.html b/poster2024.html
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 	<h3>N<sub>2</sub>VH</h3>
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-  	<source src="/poster2024/n2vh.mp4" type="video/mp4">
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 	</video>	
 	<p>The typical structure of an N<sub>2</sub>VH defect, the hydrogen is rapdily quantum tunnelling between equivalent carbons, giving it an averaged C<sub>3v</sub> symmetry in EPR!</p>
 	
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 	<h2>Vacancy Migration</h2>
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+	<h3>Bulk Vacancy Migration</h3>
+	<video loop autoplay muted width=85%>
+  	<source src="/poster2024/vacancy_single.mp4" type="video/mp4">
+	</video>	
+	<p>The minimum energy path of a vacancy switching places with a carbon atom. The path is clearly crooked despite being in a periodic bulk cell.</p>
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+	<strong>No. of Bonds</strong>
+	<ul>
+		<li>Yellow = 4</li>
+		<li>Blue = 3</li>
+		<li>Purple ≤ 2</li>
+	</ul>
 	<p>
-	The potential energy barriers of the vacancy as it moves towards the surface, essentially destroying itself once it reaches there.</p>
+	The molecular dynamics simulation shows a vacancy moving from the bulk to the surface along the minimum energy path.
+	Since you cannot physically track a vacancy, as it does not exist, instead it's easiest to track atoms with fewer than 4 bonds.
+	The graph tracks the vacancy and shows its energy along the path to the surface. 
+	There is a clear lowering of energy as the vacancy gets closer to the surface, implying there should be some form of diffusion gradient which could cause the destruction of the vacancy.
+	</p>
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