CORE-MD, a path correlated molecular dynamics simulation method
Emanuel K Peter1, Joan-Emma Shea2, Alexander Schug1
1John von Neumann Institute for Computing and Julich Supercomputing Centre, Institute for Advanced Simulation, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich, Germany.
Abstract:
We present an enhanced Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulation method, which is free from the requirement of a priori structural information of the system. The technique is capable of folding proteins with very low computational effort and requires only an energy parameter. The path correlated MD (CORE-MD) method uses the autocorrelation of the path integral over the reduced action and propagates the system along the history dependent path correlation. We validate the new technique in simulations of the conformational landscapes of dialanine and the TrpCage mini-peptide. We find that the novel method accelerates the sampling by three orders of magnitude and observe convergence of the conformational sampling in both cases. We conclude that the new method is broadly applicable for the enhanced sampling in MD simulations. The CORE-MD algorithm reaches a high accuracy compared with long time equilibrium MD simulations.
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