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Energy drift in reversible time integration

Energy drift is commonly observed in reversible integrations of systems of molecular dynamics. We show that this drift can be modelled as a diffusion and that the typical energy error after time T is O( √ T) .

Robert I. McLachlan | M Perlmutter

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