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TorchSim: a next-generation atomistic simulation engine for the AI era

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Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory

TorchSim: An efficient atomistic simulation engine in PyTorch

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TorchSim accelerates throughput up to 100x

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Credit: Orion Archer Cohen, Janosh Riebesell, Rhys Goodall, Adeesh Kolluru, Stefano Falletta, Joseph Krause, Jorge Colindres, Gerbrand Ceder and Abhijeet S Gangan from Radical AI

Researchers from Radical AI have published a paper describing TorchSim, a next-generation open-source atomistic simulation engine built entirely in PyTorch. By rewriting the core
primitives of atomistic simulation within a modern deep-learning framework, TorchSim delivers orders-of-magnitude acceleration for popular machine learning interatomic potentials
(MLIPs).

Designed for the new era of AI-enabled materials science, TorchSim unifies molecular dynamics, energy minimization, and gradient-based learning under one differentiable and GPU-native
platform. The result is speed, flexibility, and ease of integration with emerging machine learning atomistic models.

TorchSim is freely available as an open-source project, advancing the mission to democratize high-performance simulation for researchers worldwide.


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