Fredrik Eriksson

Ph.D. student
joined 2016/12
office: Origo, R7108A
LinkedIn/fredrik-eriksson-2b4ab5103
Google Scholar/fredrik-eriksson-2b4ab5103
freeriks@chalmers.se
Research
Fredrik’s research concerns methods and models for describing the vibrational properties of solids. Specifically, he studies phonon-phonon scattering in relation to modeling thermal transport in materials. He is also the main developer of the hiphive package.
Education
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2018: M.Sc. in Applied Physics
An efficient approach for extracting anharmonic force constants from atomistic simulations
Chalmers University of Technology -
2014: B.Sc. in Applied Physics
The battle between Energy and Entropy
Chalmers University of Technology
Publications
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Efficient construction of linear models in materials modeling and applications to force constant expansions Permalink
E. Fransson, F. Eriksson, and P. Erhart
npj Computational Materials 6, 135 (2020) -
Thermal conductivity in intermetallic clathrates: A first-principles perspective Permalink
D. O. Lindroth, J. Brorsson, E. Fransson, F. Eriksson, A. Palmqvist, and P. Erhart
Physical Review B 100, 19078 (2019) -
The hiphive package for the extraction of high-order force constants by machine learning Permalink
F. Eriksson, E. Fransson, and P. Erhart
Advanced Simulation and Theory 2, 1800184 (2019)
Theses
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An efficient approach for extracting anharmonic force constants from atomistic simulations Permalink
F. Eriksson, Master′s Thesis (2018) -
The battle between Energy and Entropy: Molecular Dynamics and Free Energies Permalink
F. Eriksson, M. Kjelltoft, O. Larsson, and M. Svensson, Bachelor′s Thesis (2014)