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Random Seed Choice for LAMMPS Molecular Dynamics Simulations I want to create multiple molecular dynamics simulations using LAMMPS which are different only in the initial velocity of the atoms LAMMPS allows you to use a random seed to generate an initial velocity I plan to just use successive numbers, so if there are 5 simulations, the seeds would be
Will a Random Number Generator Eventually Repeat Its Numbers? I am just curious If I have a random number generator, eventually, if I wait long enough all possible numbers should began to repeat Or would the numbers not repeat? For example, if say the first hundred numbers were totally random 455688132547 etc would the machine eventually repeat
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How Can a Random Number Table Be Used to Sample Cotton-Top Tamarins . . . okay guys this is the question: A zoo has 80 cotton-top tamarins Describe in detail how the random- number table given below could be used to select a sample of 5 of them, for a study of tail lengths 8330 3992 1840 0330 1290 3237 9165 4815 0766 (5marks) So I am not really sure where to go
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