[gmx-users] combination rules -- the part about the combination rules

2009-02-18 Thread chris . neale
For LJ interactions, use [ pairtypes ]. For Coulombics there is  
unfortunately no analogous solution. I am not clear about exactly what  
you want to do. What parameters are you interested in, or by this do  
you just mean LJ and Q?


Chris.

-- original message --

Hello,
I was wondering how to set up parameters for interactions between  
two different atoms A and B. Since for Gromacs parameters are defined  
to each kind of atom, I cannot specify parameters between A and B. For  
Buckingham potential, the rule was:

   A_ij=(A_ii * A_jj)^(1/2)
So anyone know how to specify this value while not using the  
combination rules?

--snip--


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RE: [gmx-users] combination rules -- the part about the combination rules

2009-02-18 Thread Berk Hess

Hi,

No pairtypes are for bonded pair interactions,
not for combinations of non-bonded interactions.

The manual tells you how to do this:
[ nonbond_params ]
A_ii A_jj  2  a  b  c6

Berk

 Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2009 13:31:43 -0500
 From: chris.ne...@utoronto.ca
 To: gmx-users@gromacs.org
 Subject: [gmx-users] combination rules -- the part about the combination  
 rules
 
 For LJ interactions, use [ pairtypes ]. For Coulombics there is  
 unfortunately no analogous solution. I am not clear about exactly what  
 you want to do. What parameters are you interested in, or by this do  
 you just mean LJ and Q?
 
 Chris.
 
 -- original message --
 
 Hello,
  I was wondering how to set up parameters for interactions between  
 two different atoms A and B. Since for Gromacs parameters are defined  
 to each kind of atom, I cannot specify parameters between A and B. For  
 Buckingham potential, the rule was:
 A_ij=(A_ii * A_jj)^(1/2)
 So anyone know how to specify this value while not using the  
 combination rules?
 --snip--
 
 
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