Comparative Study of Multicanonical and Simulated Annealing Algorithms in the Protein Folding Problem
Ulrich H. E. Hansmann, Yuko Okamoto
Abstract
We compare a few variants of the recently proposed multicanonical method with the well known simulated annealing for the effectiveness in search of the energy global minimum of a biomolecular system. For this we study in detail Met-enkephalin, one of the simplest peptides. We show that the new method not only outperforms simulated annealing in the search of the energy groundstate but also provides more statistical-mechanical information about the system.
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