On 8/5/14, 7:39 AM, Sanku M wrote:
Hi
   I need to run MD of a charged macromolecule in gas-phase or in vaccum. I was 
wondering if I use  no periodic boundary condition ( i.e. setting pbc=no  and 
ns_type=simple), can I get away with non-ewald type electrostatics method ( 
i.e. by using a very large cut-off like 3 or 4 nm for electrostatics  ) ? In 
this case, I wanted to minimize the computing expense associated with PME 
electrostatics.


Infinite cutoffs would be more common.

-Justin

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