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Molecular Dynamics Basics

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Description

This lecture introduces the basic concepts of Molecular Dynamics, covering topics such as the Ergodic Hypothesis, sampling phase space, atomic force fields, time evolution, and periodic boundary conditions. The instructor explains how to implement Velocity Verlet steps and run MD simulations for molecular systems.

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