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Questions related to forcefield development and use in matter modeling.

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I have been reading a paper on the use of GNN-based methods for rapidly assigning partial charges to atoms, which becomes a type of direct chemical perception. This is particularly useful in the case ...
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Consider the following use case: I have three sets of FF parameters that are individually optimized to correspond to three different states that my system can exist in. I am trying to perform an MD ...
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My background is in the domain of classical FFs, where the terms in the potential are explicitly parameterized for bonds, angles, dihedrals and charges. Since the potential has a functional form $$ V(...
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I've been stuck at this problem for a while mostly due to lack of expertise. My main problem revolves around finding RDF and CN for molten salts with dopants. I've come to understand melting directly ...
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I have performed an on-the-fly machine learning force field (MLFF) calculation using VASP for my structure during a slow heating run from 100 K to 1200 K in the NPT ensemble for 200 ps, obtaining a ...
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I am working on a Python script to assign and detect CHARMM atom types for each atom in a molecular complex. So far, I haven't found any existing tools for this besides the CGenFF web server. My ...
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What is the simplest force field to set up? I need to generate the potential energy of some conformers of amino acids and ligands in xyz files. I am not too concerned about the force field other than ...
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There was a discussion in our research group recently, that I did not follow completely, but the crux was: In most DFT codes (especially VASP), when we compute the forces, which energy are the forces ...
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Suppose I have a novel synthetic protein. I want to find the classical forcefields that accurately models the dynamics and thermodynamics of the protein. How do I do that?
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I am working on a project that requires generating a large dataset of Co3O4 and Fe3O4 structures under various temperatures and pressures using LAMMPS. The structures will be used for training machine ...
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I am performing a set of classical MD simulations using a type of ReaxFF description to study aluminate Oligomerization. I have performed two sets of simulations, one where the system is equilibrated ...
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My question is related to the question here but not exactly the same. The studies which have looked into the excited states of molecules have generally done it by parameterizing the ground-state and ...
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I want to use the REBO-CHO force field to study graphene oxide using lammps. But I don't know how to create the input file with the parameters by reading the article or if there is a tutorial or ...
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For classical Molecular Dynamics (cMD) simulations, the usual methodology is to use force fields (FFs) with fixed point charges (examples include CHARMM, AMBER and Gromos). However, this approach ...
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I have run into a particular problem while trying to automate my input file generation for ORCA calculations. Apparently, I either do not fully understand how SMILES strings work, or I am demanding ...
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