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We describe the molecular dynamics (MD) method to simulate the structural and physical properties of minerals at any temperature and pressure. The MgSiO3 polymorphs are used to illustrate the reliability and applicability of this atomistic simulation technique. The MD simulation is further attempted to predict possible phase transitions which might occur at elevated temperatures and pressures.