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with and what people typically do in
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with and what people typically do in
simulations uh is that you know if it's
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simulations uh is that you know if it's
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simulations uh is that you know if it's
not quite right the way you started you
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not quite right the way you started you
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not quite right the way you started you
sort of adjust it on the goal you know
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sort of adjust it on the goal you know
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sort of adjust it on the goal you know
you take out a little bit of energy you
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you take out a little bit of energy you
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you take out a little bit of energy you
put it back in if you want to adjust the
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put it back in if you want to adjust the
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put it back in if you want to adjust the
temperature um again you'll hear a lot
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temperature um again you'll hear a lot
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temperature um again you'll hear a lot
more of that in the coming uh lectures
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more of that in the coming uh lectures
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more of that in the coming uh lectures
and um there are flavors of this you
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and um there are flavors of this you
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and um there are flavors of this you
know depending on how you get your
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know depending on how you get your
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know depending on how you get your
forces it's all the same electrodynamics
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forces it's all the same electrodynamics
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forces it's all the same electrodynamics
but if you get your forces from
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but if you get your forces from
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but if you get your forces from
empirical potential models then it goes
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empirical potential models then it goes