Multiscale Dynamics Simulations Nano and Nano-bio-Systems in Complex Environments

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Multiscale Dynamics Simulations
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In Chapter 1, Andreas Ko¨ster from Cinvestav, Mexico City has co-
ordinated the writing of co-authors from the deMon2k community to
provideanin-depthaccountofthetheoryforQM/MMimplementation
in deMon2k within the framework of auxiliary density functional the-
ory(ADFT).Workingequationsaregiven,andapracticaltoolforinput
preparationispresented.QM/MMmagneticshieldingandexcitedstate
calculations are emphasized.
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Preface ix
Chapter2fromtheCalabriagroup(NinoRussoetal.)illustratesthe
state of the art of computational enzymology with several examples of
the performance of cluster models and QM/MM methods along with
MD, tracing the free energy through the many steps of enzymatically-
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methods. The dynamics and thermodynamics of metal nanoparticles
arehighlighted,extendingtocomplexenvironmentsfoundinsolution
and at surfaces.
In Chapter 6, Samuele Giannini (Jochen Blumberger group at Uni-
versity College, London) and co-workers explore charge transport in
nanoscale materials with a mixed quantum/classical non-adiabatic
molecular dynamics method termed fragment orbital-based surface
hopping(FOB-SH).Concernssuchastrivialcrossingdetectionandthe
removalofspuriouschargetransferduetodecoherencecorrectionsare
addressed. The transport mechanisms across high-mobility planes of
molecular crystals are elucidated.
Mechanistic insight into nano-catalyzed reactions in complex en-
vironmentsisthegoalespousedinChapter7byTingyuLei,Xingchen
Liu and Xiaodong Wen (Taiyuan and Beijing). They reach it with two
different methodologies DFTB/MM-MD and DFTB nanoreactor-MD,
shedding light on important reactions for the upgrading of oil sands,
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the synthesis of graphene by the detonation of carbonaceous material
and Fischer–Tropsch synthesis with Fe nanoparticles.
4) Solvation/Embedding models
Chapter 8, by Tomasz Wesolowski (Geneva) ‘‘concerns Frozen Density
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structure classification with the definition of a global classifier space
as a basis for enhanced sampling of structural transformations in
condensed-phase systems.’’ Path collective variables are defined,
yielding insight into mechanisms for such complex phenomena as
solid–solid phase transitions in transition metals.
Finally, in Chapter 12, Abbas Khan, Byu-Ri Sim and Dong-Qing Wei
(Shanghai) show how an array of ML tools can be fruitfully applied to
the analysis of MD trajectories. An extensive table compares the
advantages of the most prominent techniques. Applications to drug–
target interactions, infrared spectra and ligand binding energies are
highlighted.
In the original proposal for this book, we expressed our main motivation
as promoting cross-talk among the various subfields by gathering chapters
from leading experts in a single volume. Our second, co-equal, motivation
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was to provide newcomers with a comprehensive menu of multiscale mod-
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The extent to which our motivations have been satisfied will be judged by
you, the reader. We are grateful to all of the authors who took up the chal-
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