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In my opinion, Materials Modeling covers all scales of computational modeling of materials, including mesoscopic methods such as phase-field simulations, lattice Boltzmann models, and fluid materials.

Are these on topic here?

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I agree that the field of Materials Modeling covers mesoscopic methods such as phase-field simulations, lattice Boltzmann models, and fluid materials.

I would be very delighted if you wanted to ask questions from those areas!

You would be very welcome to :)

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