On the direct calculation of the free energy of quantization for molecular systems in the condensed phase
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Abstract
Using the path integral formalism or the Feynman-Hibbs approach, various expressions for the free energy of quantization for a molecular system in the condensed phase can be derived. These lead to alternative methods to directly compute quantization free energies from molecular dynamics computer sim …
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| Authors | Geerke DP;Luber S;Marti KH;Van Gunsteren WF;; |
| Journal | journal of computational chemistry |
| Year | 2009 |
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