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Configurational bias Monte Carlo: a new sampling scheme for flexible chains
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1992
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EngineeringFlexible ChainsFlexible Chain MoleculesComputational ChemistryMarkov Chain Monte CarloComputational MechanicsChain MoleculeMolecular DynamicsMolecular DesignNumerical SimulationSystems EngineeringModeling And SimulationMolecular SimulationBiophysicsPhysicsMonte CarloMonte Carlo MoveProbability TheoryNew Sampling SchemeMonte Carlo SamplingSequential Monte CarloMonte Carlo MethodStatistical InferenceMedicineComputational BiophysicsMultiscale Modeling
We propose a novel approach that allows efficient numerical simulation of systems consisting of flexible chain molecules. The method is especially suitable for the numerical simulation of dense chain systems and monolayers. A new type of Monte Carlo move is introduced that makes it possible to carry out large scale conformational changes of the chain molecule in a single trial move. Our scheme is based on the selfavoiding random walk algorithm of Rosenbluth and Rosenbluth. As an illustration, we compare the results of a calculation of mean-square end to end lengths for single chains on a two-dimensional square lattice with corresponding data gained from other simulations.
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