The Derivation and Approximation of Coarse-grained Dynamics from Langevin Dynamics
arXiv:1605.04886 · doi:10.1063/1.4967936
Abstract
We present a derivation of a coarse-grained model from the Langevin dynamics. The focus is placed on the memory kernel function and the fluctuation-dissipation theorem. Also presented is an hierarchy of approximations for the memory and random noise terms, using rational approximations in the Laplace domain. These approximations offer increasing accuracy. More importantly, they eliminate the need to evaluate the integral associated with the memory term at each time step.
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