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Large integration time-step in molecular dynamics simulation artificially enhances the strength of hydrophobic interaction
Molecular dynamics simulations are used to compute the potential of mean force (PMF) between two united-atom methane molecules at several temperatures and integration time-steps. At a fixed time-step, the contact minimum of the PMF deepens with increasing temperature, as expected for hydrophobicity
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