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most citedTheory of Systematic Computational Error in Free Energy Differences

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physics.chem-ph2018★ 4 cited

Pathway Histogram Analysis of Trajectories: A general strategy for quantification of molecular mechanisms

Ernesto Suárez, Daniel M. Zuckerman

A key overall goal of biomolecular simulations is the characterization of "mechanism" -- the pathways through configuration space of processes such as conformational transitions an…

physics.chem-ph2014

Learning from history: Non-Markovian analyses of complex trajectories for extracting long-time behavior

Ernesto Suarez, Daniel Zuckerman

A number of modern sampling methods probe long time behavior in complex biomolecules using a set of relatively short trajectory segments. Markov state models (MSMs) can be useful i…

physics.chem-ph2002★ 7 cited

Rapid Determination of Multiple Reaction Pathways in Molecular Systems: The Soft-Ratcheting Algorithm

Daniel M. Zuckerman, Thomas B. Woolf

We discuss the ``soft-ratcheting'' algorithm which generates targeted stochastic trajectories in molecular systems with scores corresponding to their probabilities. The procedure,…

physics.chem-ph2001★ 49 cited

Transition Events in Butane Simulations: Similarities Across Models

Daniel M. Zuckerman, Thomas B. Woolf

From a variety of long simulations of all-atom butane using both stochastic and fully-solved molecular dynamics, we have uncovered striking generic behavior which also occurs in on…

physics.chem-ph2001★ 2 cited

Extrapolative Analysis of Fast-Switching Free Energy Estimates in a Molecular System

Daniel M. Zuckerman, Thomas B. Woolf

We perform an extrapolative analysis of "fast-growth" free-energy-difference (DF) estimates of a computer-modeled, fully-solvated ethane<->methanol transformation. The results sugg…

physics.chem-ph1998★ 6 cited

Chemical Association via Exact Thermodynamic Formulations

Michael E. Fisher, Daniel M. Zuckerman

It can be fruitful to view two-component physical systems of attractive monomers, A and B, ``chemically'' in terms of a reaction A + B <-> C, where C = AB is an associated pair or…