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Main Authors: Bhat, Pooja, Maftuhin, Wafa, Walter, Michael
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.17321
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author Bhat, Pooja
Maftuhin, Wafa
Walter, Michael
author_facet Bhat, Pooja
Maftuhin, Wafa
Walter, Michael
contents Bond rupture under the action of external forces is induced by temperature fluctuations. We show that measured forces from single molecule force spectroscopy experiments can be predicted from two quantities describing the bond that are the barrier to break the bond in absence of force as well as the maximal force the bond can withstand. The former can be obtained by a force free transition state calculation and the latter is determined by a simple constrained ge- ometry simulates forces (COGEF) calculation. Considering experimental temperature and force loading rate allows the prediction of measured bond rupture forces from a closed expression with very good accuracy.
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spellingShingle Ab-initio force prediction for single molecule force spectroscopy made simple
Bhat, Pooja
Maftuhin, Wafa
Walter, Michael
Materials Science
Bond rupture under the action of external forces is induced by temperature fluctuations. We show that measured forces from single molecule force spectroscopy experiments can be predicted from two quantities describing the bond that are the barrier to break the bond in absence of force as well as the maximal force the bond can withstand. The former can be obtained by a force free transition state calculation and the latter is determined by a simple constrained ge- ometry simulates forces (COGEF) calculation. Considering experimental temperature and force loading rate allows the prediction of measured bond rupture forces from a closed expression with very good accuracy.
title Ab-initio force prediction for single molecule force spectroscopy made simple
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.17321