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
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.
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.
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