most citedOn the length of one-dimensional reactive paths

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math.PR201211 cited

On the length of one-dimensional reactive paths

Frédéric Cérou, Arnaud Guyader, Tony Lelièvre +1

Motivated by some numerical observations on molecular dynamics simulations, we analyze metastable trajectories in a very simplecsetting, namely paths generated by a one-dimensional…

math-ph2012

Derivation of Langevin Dynamics in a Nonzero Background Flow Field

Matthew Dobson, Frédéric Legoll, Tony Lelièvre +1

We propose a derivation of a nonequilibrium Langevin dynamics for a large particle immersed in a background flow field. A single large particle is placed in an ideal gas heat bath…

math.PR2010

Some remarks on free energy and coarse-graining

Frederic Legoll, Tony Lelievre

We present recent results on coarse-graining techniques for thermodynamic quantities (canonical averages) and dynamical quantities (averages of path functionals over solutions of o…

math.AP2010

Enhanced sampling of multidimensional free-energy landscapes using adaptive biasing forces

Chris Chipot, Tony Lelièvre

We propose an adaptive biasing algorithm aimed at enhancing the sampling of multimodal measures by Langevin dynamics. The underlying idea consists in generalizing the standard adap…

cond-mat.stat-mech20102 cited

Langevin dynamics with constraints and computation of free energy differences

Tony Lelievre, Mathias Rousset, Gabriel Stoltz

In this paper, we consider Langevin processes with mechanical constraints. The latter are a fundamental tool in molecular dynamics simulation for sampling purposes and for the comp…

math-ph2010

A numerical closure approach for kinetic models of polymeric fluids: exploring closure relations for FENE dumbbells

Giovanni Samaey, Tony Lelievre, Vincent Legat

We propose a numerical procedure to study closure approximations for FENE dumbbells in terms of chosen macroscopic state variables, enabling to test straightforwardly which macrosc…