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Metadynamics – Gaussian bias hills accumulate in free-energy wells, pushing the system over barriers

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Metadynamics: Gaussian bias hills accumulate in free-energy wells, pushing the system over barriers

This illustration explains metadynamics: Gaussian bias hills accumulate in free-energy wells, pushing the system over barriers. Use it in chemistry papers, graphical abstracts, posters and lecture slides about enhanced sampling. Available with Sciicons Pro in the Computational Chemistry: Methods & Simulation pack as a layered, editable SVG.

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