Dear Lammps-users,
I am trying to introduce quadratic cutoff to LJ potentials to make potential and force to smoothly go to zero at cutoff . There is an option of tail correction by doing
pair_modify tail yes
but here we don’t know the potential format explicitly.
Is there any way to introduce quadratic cutoff in the potential ?
In my case, V® =V(LJ) + c1 +c2r^2
Thanks,
Atreyee
Dear Lammps-users,
I am trying to introduce quadratic cutoff to LJ potentials to make potential
and force to smoothly go to zero at cutoff . There is an option of tail
correction by doing
pair_modify tail yes
that is something else. the forces are still cut off with a discontinuity.
but here we don't know the potential format explicitly.
Is there any way to introduce quadratic cutoff in the potential ?
LAMMPS has many variants of lennard-jones. just have a look and check it out.
In my case, V(r) =V(LJ) + c1 +c2r^2
sounds like you want to use lj/smooth (too obvious a name??)
axel.
There are a whole slew of choices here. Take a look at lj/smooth,
lj/cut/smooth, lj/gromacs, and lj/cubic.
and also
lj/charmm/coul/charmm
lj/charmm/coul/long
http://lammps.sandia.gov/doc/pair_charmm.html
cheers
Andrew