Dear all
I have a system consisting of water molecules and a single OH- ion. Since the system is not neutral can I do a ReaxFF with qeq? Similar questions asked previously (http://lammps.sandia.gov/threads/msg50996.html, http://lammps.sandia.gov/threads/msg20851.html) have been advised not to run ReaxFF for charged system. What modifications must me made to use qeq/reax for my system. Is it possible to run ReaxFF for such a sytem in LAMMPS?
Thanks
Vaishali
fix qeq/dynamic might solve this issue ?
fix qeq/dynamic might solve this issue ?
you *must* use fix qeq/reax with pair reax/c. it is enforced by the code.
axel.
Hi
Since qeq/reax must be used with pair/reax …does this mean it is not possible to run ReaxFF for a charged system (a single hydroxide ion in a water system) in LAMMPS. If yes, how to implement it ?
Thanks
Vaishali
No, it is not possible to run ReaxFF for a charged system since fix qeq/reax neutralizes the system at the beginning. Due to numerical instabilities with the matrix inversion method used by fix qeq/reax, charge neutrality is strictly enforced. There is no way around it.
Thanks,
Ray