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Modeling Solvent Environments Applications To Simulations Of Biomolecules 1st Edition Michael Feig

Name: Modeling Solvent Environments Applications To Simulations Of Biomolecules 1st Edition Michael Feig
SKU: BELL-2007156
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Modeling Solvent Environments Applications To Simulations Of Biomolecules 1st Edition Michael Feig instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley-VCH

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.11 MB

Pages: 337

Author: Michael Feig

ISBN: 9783527324217, 3527324216

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Modeling Solvent Environments Applications To Simulations Of Biomolecules 1st Edition Michael Feig by Michael Feig 9783527324217, 3527324216 instant download after payment.

A comprehensive view of the current methods for modeling solvent environments with contributions from the leading researchers in the field. Throughout, the emphasis is placed on the application of such models in simulation studies of biological processes, although the coverage is sufficiently broad to extend to other systems as well. As such, this monograph treats a full range of topics, from statistical mechanics-based approaches to popular mean field formalisms, coarse-grained solvent models, more established explicit, fully atomic solvent models, and recent advances in applying ab initio methods for modeling solvent properties.