I’m sorry, I don’t understand your reply.
What is the form of the potential that you want to use?
Niall Jackson
PhD Student, Bresme Group (Chemical Physics Section)
Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London
I’m sorry, I don’t understand your reply.
What is the form of the potential that you want to use?
Niall Jackson
PhD Student, Bresme Group (Chemical Physics Section)
Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London
Dear Jackson
You said I want to use purely repulsive potential, A/(r**12) , I have just the value of A,
In your opinion, Can I use it in Lammps?
I don’t think that’s implemented. I can’t access the manual right now, but you can look at the available pair styles to be sure.
If not, you can either use pair style table, or write your own by adapting one of the LJ styles.
Niall Jackson
PhD Student, Bresme Group (Chemical Physics Section)
Department of Chemistry, Imperial College London
If you use lj/cut with a cutoff at 2^(1/6) ~= 1.12, then you just
get the repulsive part.
Steve
Dear Steve
Thank you for your reply,
I use a force field that want to control the C6 term I think it can not be a
good idea for implementation.