The Role of Bonded Energy Terms in Free Energy Simulations - Insights from Analytical Results

A statistical mechanical analysis of the role of bond stretching and angle bending terms, as well as of dummy atoms, in alchemical free energy simulations is presented. It allows one to resolve several ambiguities concerning their treatment from first principles. The relative importance of vibration...

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Published in:Molecular simulation 2002-01, Vol.28 (1-2), p.13-37
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