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Simulation of solids at nonzero temperatures in the grand-canonical ensemble.

A methodology is developed for the simulation of solids in the grand-canonical ensemble at nonzero temperatures. Unlike canonical-ensemble simulations, this allows vacancies, interstitials, and substitutional impurities to be treated in a systematic way. The utility of the method is demonstrated by considering the reconstruction of the (110) surface of gold.