The particle-insertion method of Widom (1963) has been widely used in numerical simulations for the purpose of calculating the excess chemical potential, mu ex. It is known, however, that values of mu ex obtained by Widom's method are strongly dependent on N, the number of particles in the system. The authors use the formalism of the grand-canonical ensemble to derive an expression for the leading term in the finite-size correction to mu ex. The new expression reduces to the exact result for hard rods and gives numerical results in good agreement with those of simulations of hard-disk and hard-sphere fluids. It is, in both respects, an improvement over an expression previously derived by Smit and Frenkel via a thermodynamic argument
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International audienceCommonly, the confinement effects are studied from the grand canonical Monte C...
Hdration has an important influence on biomolecular processes in aqueous solution like ligand bindin...
The Mean Spherical Approximation (MSA) is a commonly-used thermodynamic theory for computing the ene...
In this article an expression is derived for the finite-size corrections to the excess chemical pote...
An expression for the chemical potential in the Gibbs ensemble is derived. For finite system sizes t...
The excess chemical potential $\mu^\mathrm{ex}(\sigma,\eta)$ of a test hard spherical particle of di...
The calculation of chemical potential has traditionally been a challenge in atomistic simulations. O...
At high densities and low temperatures, the conventional Widom test particle method to compute the c...
International audienceMonte Carlo (MC) simulations of the SPC/E liquid water model are performed at ...
International audienceMonte Carlo simulations of dipolar fluids are performed at different numbers o...
ABSTRACT A molecular simulation algorithm was implemented to calculate chemical potentials of hard-c...
International audienceWe present a detailed study on the finite size scaling behaviour of thermodyna...
The accuracy and practicality of the Widom fictitious-particle insertion method for determining the ...
We employ the adaptive resolution approach AdResS, in its recently developed Grand Canonical-like ve...
The CFCMC simulation methodology considers an expanded ensemble to solve the problem of low insertio...
International audienceCommonly, the confinement effects are studied from the grand canonical Monte C...
Hdration has an important influence on biomolecular processes in aqueous solution like ligand bindin...
The Mean Spherical Approximation (MSA) is a commonly-used thermodynamic theory for computing the ene...