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HyTopo A High-Performance Hierarchical Algorithm for Mapping the Structural Evolution and Transition Networks of Gas Hydrates
Resolving the formation and dissociation mechanisms of hydrate requires identifying not only hydrate-like water, but also the specific cage topologies by which disordered liquid water reorganizes into, or escapes from, crystalline hydrate networks. Here we introduce HyTopo, a cage-topology-centered
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