This paper proposes improvements to the finite temperature string method for calculating reaction pathways and free energies in complex chemical systems. The method uses a string representation of minimum energy paths at finite temperatures to determine reaction coordinates and free energies without having to explicitly find all transition states. The improved method samples more efficiently from the Boltzmann distribution compared to previous finite temperature string methods.
This paper proposes improvements to the finite temperature string method for calculating reaction pathways and free energies in complex chemical systems. The method uses a string representation of minimum energy paths at finite temperatures to determine reaction coordinates and free energies without having to explicitly find all transition states. The improved method samples more efficiently from the Boltzmann distribution compared to previous finite temperature string methods.
This paper proposes improvements to the finite temperature string method for calculating reaction pathways and free energies in complex chemical systems. The method uses a string representation of minimum energy paths at finite temperatures to determine reaction coordinates and free energies without having to explicitly find all transition states. The improved method samples more efficiently from the Boltzmann distribution compared to previous finite temperature string methods.
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