Re: [gmx-users] Center of Mass removal in a specified direction

2010-10-26 Thread Sander Pronk
One trick I am working with right now, is to have - periodic boundary conditions only xy - remove the COM motion of the water and the graphite separately. The COM motion is now removed only in the xy direction, so they are free to move in z. - put the surface (your graphite) at coordinate 0 - enab

[gmx-users] Center of Mass removal in a specified direction

2010-10-26 Thread Bert
Dear gmx-users, It is known that if system have an absolute reference, the removal of COM could lead to artifacts. However, for instance, when one water slab adsorbs on a freezed, infinite graphite surface, the COM motion is still free in x or y direction, and subsequently leads to net flows durin