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Quantum nuclear effects in water using centroid molecular dynamics

Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2018. Vol. 946. No. 012109. P. 1–7.
Kondratyuk N., Norman G., Stegailov V.

The quantum nuclear effects are studied in water using centroid molecular dynamics (CMD) method. The aim is the calibration of CMD implementation in LAMMPS. The calculated intramolecular energy, atoms gyration radii and radial distribution functions are shown in comparison with previous works. The work is assumed to be the step toward to solution of the discrepancy between the simulation results and the experimental data of liquid n-alkane properties in our previous works.

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Keywords: метод молекулярной динамикиMolecular Dynamics Simulationsинтегралы по траекториямPath integral molecular dynamicsQuantum nuclear effectsWater propertiesквантовые эффекты ядер
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­­­Atomistic multiscale modeling of properties and processes in materials and living systems; analysis of efficiency of new supercomputer technologies (2018)
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