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Line 1: {{Short description\|Time-stepping algorithm in molecular dynamics}} {{one source \|date=March 2024}} '''Reversible reference system propagation algorithm'''~~, or~~ ('''r-RESPA''') is a [[time stepping]] [[algorithm]] used in [[molecular dynamics]].<ref>AR Leach. ''Molecular modelling: principles and applications'' 1998, p. 363</ref> It evolves the system state over time, :<math>\Gamma(t) = e^{iLt}\Gamma(t=0) \, </math> where the ''L'' is the [[Liouville operator]]. Line 8 ⟶ 12: <references/> [[Category:Molecular dynamics]] [[Category:Hamiltonian mechanics]] ~~{{Uncategorized stub\|date=September 2010}}~~