ESPResSo Soft Matter Simulation Software

This is a feature release, i.e., new functionality is added to Espresso. An additional focus of this release is quality assurance and modernization. The testing of Espresso’s functionality has been extended considerably. Also, sample and tutorial ... [More] scripts are now automatically tested. Moreover, a large effort was put into modernizing the C++ simulation core. Work has … Continue reading [Less]

This release provides a number of corrections for the Espresso 4.0 line. We recommend that this release be used for all production simulations. Please note that a sign error in tabulated interactions was fixed. Simulation scripts which worked around ... [More] this problem might have to be changed. Below, please find the list of changes. The numbers … Continue reading [Less]

Active, Charged, and Magnetic Soft Matter Simulations with ESPResSo Date: Oct 7-11, 2019 Location: ICP, University of Stuttgart, Germany Register:https://www.cecam.org/workshop1754/ Program (PDF) Learn to simulate soft matter systems using ESPResSo ... [More] and Python: In this school, you have the opportunity to learn to conduct simulations in the fields of statistical physics as well as soft and … Continue reading [Less]

We are switching from the document based User Guide  to a Online Documentation with examples, development instructions and cross references to the python interface code.

The Cover of Soft Matter, Issue 18, 2017 shows a polyelectrolyte gel simulated with ESPResSo . Find details in the article: “A self-consistent mean-field model for polyelectrolyte gels” by Oleg Rud, Tobias Richter, Oleg Borisov, Christian Holm and Peter Košovan

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