David,
> Interesting, does that include all the multipoles and buffered 7-14
> potentials etc?
Yes. My understanding is that the implementation is somehow separate
from the main AMBER implementation and actually requires a copy of
Tinker to set up the input files, but this may have changed (I hav
David Mobley wrote:
David,
As Mark answered there is no out of thebox polarizability. AFAIK there
is no complete force field like that in Amber either, only Tinker has one.
Just to clarify here, AMBER has an implementation of AMOEBA, Jay
Ponder's polarizable force field that is also implement
David,
> As Mark answered there is no out of thebox polarizability. AFAIK there
> is no complete force field like that in Amber either, only Tinker has one.
Just to clarify here, AMBER has an implementation of AMOEBA, Jay
Ponder's polarizable force field that is also implemented in Tinker.
So yes
Eric Shamay wrote:
Dear gromacs community,
I've been trying to switch over from AMBER and I'm running into a few
issues that the manual doesn't clarify well enough for me. Can anyone
point me to information on adding in polarizability to atoms? In amber
it was a simple matter of adjusting the
Eric Shamay wrote:
Dear gromacs community,
I've been trying to switch over from AMBER and I'm running into a few
issues that the manual doesn't clarify well enough for me. Can anyone
point me to information on adding in polarizability to atoms? In amber
it was a simple matter of adjusting the
Dear gromacs community,
I've been trying to switch over from AMBER and I'm running into a few issues
that the manual doesn't clarify well enough for me. Can anyone point me to
information on adding in polarizability to atoms? In amber it was a simple
matter of adjusting the frcmod file, but I can'
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