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When implemented using the molecular dynamics method, ST can require the use of short time steps for ensuring the stability of trajectories at high temperatures. To address this shortcoming, a mass-scaling ST (MSST) method is presented in which the particle mass is scaled in proportion to the temperature. Mass scaling in the MSST method leads to velocity distributions that are independent of temperature and eliminates the need for velocity scaling after the accepted temperature updates that are required in conventional ST simulations. The homogeneity in time scales with changing temperature improves the stability of simulations and allows for the use of longer time steps at high temperatures. 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