Quick Reaction Coordinate using Python
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Jun 23, 2024 - Python
Quick Reaction Coordinate using Python
Binless weighted histogram analysis method (WHAM) aka multi-state Bennet acceptance ratio (MBAR) with the ability to combine umbrella sampling simulations with different restraints and project onto reaction coordinates other than ones sampled at
A clean Jupyter notebook demonstrating how to construct and visualise reaction free-energy profiles (ΔG) using Python, NumPy, and Matplotlib. Includes examples of two-path, branched, and three-way cheletropic/Diels–Alder mechanistic pathways, with Hartree-to-kJ/mol conversion, safety checks, smoothing functions, and publication-quality figures.
Simulation of block copolymer escape dynamics using a bead-spring model with Monte Carlo and forward-flux sampling. Includes free-energy profiling via umbrella sampling and escape rate estimation from micelle cores.
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