On 11/5/12 9:24 AM, akn wrote:
Dear gmx users,
I'm using PME for electrostatic interactions and so I don't need to arrange
charge groups.
I think the treatment of charge groups relies more on the force field rather
than the electrostatics method. With PME, it is true that you do not
necessarily need charge groups with integral charge, but not that you can
necessarily eliminate charge groups altogether. What force field are you using?
I want to learn how should I fill cgnr coloumn if I don't want to arrange
charge groups.
İf my molecule contains ten atoms, is it enough to write the numbers from 1
to 10 for each
atom at the cgnr coulumn?
If individual atoms in charge groups are appropriate for your force field, yes.
-Justin
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