Neural network potentials for exploring condensed phase chemical reactivity
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- 6 May 2024
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- Published by American Chemical Society (ACS) in ChemRxiv
Abstract
Recent advances in machine learning oer powerful tools for exploring complex reaction mechanisms in condensed phases via reactive simulations. In this tutorial review, we describe the key challenges associated with simulating reactions in condensed phases, we introduce neural network potentials and detail how they can be trained. We emphasize the importance of active learning to construct the training set, and show how these reactive force elds can be integrated with enhanced sampling techniques, including transition path sampling. We illustrate the capabilities of these new methods with a selection of applications to chemical reaction mechanisms in solution and at interfaces.Keywords
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