H. Barbosa, F. Raupp, C. Lavor, H. Lima, N. Maculan
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A hybrid genetic algorithm for finding stable conformations of small molecules
In this work we use a hybrid genetic algorithm for finding the global minimum energy conformation of small molecules based on the Lennard-Jones potential function. Finding the global minimum of this function is very difficult because it has a large number of local minima, which may grow exponentially with molecule size. Experimental evidences show that the global minimum potential energy of a given molecule usually corresponds to its most stable conformation, which dictates the majority of its properties.