Published January 15, 1992 | Version Published
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Dynamic simulations of water at constant chemical potential

  • 1. ROR icon University of Houston

Abstract

The grand molecular dynamics (GMD) method has been extended and applied to examine the density dependence of the chemical potential of a three-site water model. The method couples a classical system to a chemical potential reservoir of particles via an ansatz Lagrangian. Equilibrium properties such as structure and thermodynamics, as well as dynamic properties such as time correlations and diffusion constants, in open systems at a constant chemical potential, are preserved with this method. The average number of molecules converges in a reasonable amount of computational effort and provides a way to estimate the chemical potential of a given model force field.

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© 1992 American Institute of Physics. Received 20 June 1991; accepted 7 October 1991. The authors thank the Texas Coordinating Board through the Advanced Research Program and the Robert A. Welch Foundation for partial support of this work. IBM is acknowledged for a generous grant of 3090 time. B.M.P. was an Alfred P. Sloan Fellow for 1989-91.

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Texas Coordinating Board
Robert A. Welch Foundation
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

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