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Solving Newton’s equations of motion with large timesteps using recurrent neural networks based operators
Author(s) -
JCS Kadupitiya,
Geoffrey Fox,
Vikram Jadhao
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
machine learning science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2632-2153
DOI - 10.1088/2632-2153/ac5f60
Subject(s) - verlet integration , speedup , computer science , trajectory , equations of motion , artificial neural network , motion (physics) , newton's method , dynamics (music) , mathematics , recurrent neural network , molecular dynamics , algorithm , classical mechanics , physics , artificial intelligence , nonlinear system , parallel computing , quantum mechanics , acoustics , astronomy
Classical molecular dynamics simulations are based on solving Newton’s equations of motion. Using a small timestep, numerical integrators such as Verlet generate trajectories of particles as solutions to Newton’s equations. We introduce operators derived using recurrent neural networks that accurately solve Newton’s equations utilizing sequences of past trajectory data, and produce energy-conserving dynamics of particles using timesteps up to 4000 times larger compared to the Verlet timestep. We demonstrate significant speedup in many example problems including 3D systems of up to 16 particles.

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