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Importance sampling of unbounded random stopping times: computing committor functions and exit rates without reweighting
Rare events in molecular dynamics are often related to noise-induced transitions between different macroscopic states (e.g., in protein folding). A common feature of these rare transitions is that they happen on timescales that are on average exponentially long compared to the characteristic timesca
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