Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energy differences between particular states of the system. By statistical mechanics, free-energy differences may be expressed in terms of averages over ensembles of atomic configurations for the molecular system of interest. Here, we review the most useful formulae to calculate free-energy differences from ensembles generated by molecular simulation, illustrate a number of recent developments, and highlight practical aspects of such calculations with examples selected from the literature
Abstract: Methods to compute free energy differences between different states of a molecular system ...
Molecular dynamics simulations enable access to free energy differences governing the driving force ...
This thesis describes advances in methods to measure free energy changes in simulations of molecular...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Methods to compute free energy differences between different states of a molecular system are review...
Calculating free energy differences is a topic of substantial interest and has many applications inc...
Statistical mechanics provides a rigorous framework for the numerical estimation of free energy diff...
We have investigated the feasibility of predicting free energy differences between a manifold of mol...
Molecular dynamics simulations enable access to free energy differences governing the driving force ...
Abstract: A promising method for calculating free energy differences F is to generate nonequilibrium...
A promising method for calculating free energy differences Delta F is to generate non-equilibrium da...
Abstract: Methods to compute free energy differences between different states of a molecular system ...
Molecular dynamics simulations enable access to free energy differences governing the driving force ...
This thesis describes advances in methods to measure free energy changes in simulations of molecular...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Many quantities that are standardly used to characterize a chemical system are related to free-energ...
Methods to compute free energy differences between different states of a molecular system are review...
Calculating free energy differences is a topic of substantial interest and has many applications inc...
Statistical mechanics provides a rigorous framework for the numerical estimation of free energy diff...
We have investigated the feasibility of predicting free energy differences between a manifold of mol...
Molecular dynamics simulations enable access to free energy differences governing the driving force ...
Abstract: A promising method for calculating free energy differences F is to generate nonequilibrium...
A promising method for calculating free energy differences Delta F is to generate non-equilibrium da...
Abstract: Methods to compute free energy differences between different states of a molecular system ...
Molecular dynamics simulations enable access to free energy differences governing the driving force ...
This thesis describes advances in methods to measure free energy changes in simulations of molecular...