Learning Coarse-Grained Potentials for Binary Fluids.

Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling
Peiyuan GaoAlexandre M Tartakovsky

Abstract

For a multiple-fluid system, CG models capable of accurately predicting the interfacial properties as a function of curvature are still lacking. In this work, we propose a new probabilistic machine learning (ML) model for learning CG potentials for binary fluids. The water-hexane mixture is selected as a typical immiscible binary liquid-liquid system. We develop a new CG force field (FF) using the Shinoda-DeVane-Klein (SDK) FF framework and compute parameters in this CG FF using the proposed probabilistic ML method. It is shown that a standard response-surface approach does not provide a unique set of parameters, as it results in a loss function with multiple shallow minima. To address this challenge, we develop a probabilistic ML approach where we compute the probability density function (PDF) of parameters that minimize the loss function. The PDF has a well-defined peak corresponding to a unique set of parameters in the CG FF that reproduces the desired properties of a liquid-liquid interface. We compare the performance of the new CG FF with several existing FFs for the water-hexane mixture, including two atomistic and three CG FFs with respect to modeling the interface structure and thermodynamic properties. It is demonstrat...Continue Reading

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