Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Detonation Instability
Andrew J. Heim, Niels Gronbech-Jensen, Edward M. Kober, and Timothy C., Germann

TL;DR
This paper reports the first molecular dynamics simulation of detonation instability, achieved by modifying the Reactive Empirical Bond Order potential, and analyzes the phenomenon using established theoretical frameworks.
Contribution
It introduces a modified MD model that exhibits detonation instability, providing new insights into detonation dynamics at the molecular level.
Findings
First MD simulation of detonation instability
Modified Reactive Empirical Bond Order potential behaves conventionally
Analysis aligns with accepted detonation theory
Abstract
After making modifications to the Reactive Empirical Bond Order potential for Molecular Dynamics (MD) of Brenner et al. in order to make the model behave in a more conventional manner, we discover that the new model exhibits detonation instability, a first for MD. The instability is analyzed in terms of the accepted theory.
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