Challenges in developing an extremely accurate many-body force field
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Abstract
Our group has been working to develop a physics-motivated, generalizable model fit only to quantum chemical data that reproduces experimental values of condensed phase properties across a wide range of conditions. Developing such a model is challenging and requires better physical models and higher accuracy quantum chemical reference data than are typically used when developing force fields for molecular dynamics simulations. I will describe some of our recent work that leverages machine learning ideas to generate high-accuracy quantum chemical reference data for the fitting of two-body and many-body models. I will also outline some theoretical and practical challenges in modeling many-body interactions and show a few preliminary results on small molecules of biochemical interest.
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Presenters
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Elizabeth Decolvenaere
D. E. Shaw Research
Authors
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Elizabeth Decolvenaere
D. E. Shaw Research
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Rian Cort Kormos
D. E. Shaw Research
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Alexander Donchev
D. E. Shaw Research
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John L Klepeis
D. E. Shaw Research
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David E. Shaw
D. E. Shaw Research