Abstract
We analyze the effect of including time-dependent memory functions in computer simulation of interacting Brownian particles. Numerical integration of generalized Langevin equations is carried out by an Allen-like algorithm. The inclusion of time-correlated random forces does not result in significative changes in the structure and self-diffusion coefficients, but the dynamic evolution of particles becomes closer to the real one.
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