Canonical Ensemble Sampling
Canonical Ensemble Sampling is a Monte Carlo simulation method that generates representative states of a physical system at thermal equilibrium by sampling configurations according to the Boltzmann distribution for a fixed number of particles, volume, and temperature, thereby enabling statistical mechanical analysis of systems in contact with a heat bath.
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Canonical sampling through velocity rescaling
Giovanni Bussi, Davide Donadio, Michele Parrinello · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 2007 · 18.4K citations · Full text
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Grand canonical ensemble Monte Carlo for a Lennard-Jones fluid
David J. Adams · Molecular Physics · 1975 · 516 citations
Monte Carlo methods in Materials Studio
Reinier Akkermans, Neil A. Spenley, Struan H. Robertson · Molecular Simulation · 2013 · 434 citations
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ETH Zurich
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University of Edinburgh
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University of Monastir
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Maxwell Institute for Mathematical Sciences
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The University of Osaka
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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
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National Institutes of Health
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