Re: [ESPResSo-users] Need Help

[Peter Kosovan]

Dear Mohammad

If you have in mind binding with the nearest neighbour particle of a given 
type, I think the new dynamical bonding feature of Espresso 3.1 should solve 
your problem on the technical side. But I am not really sure if it is the 
proper way of modeling hydrogen bonding. If you could be more specific about 
your model, we can help you more on how to set it up in Espreso.

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3. Other users might also be interested in a similar problem.

Regards,

peter

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Peter Košovan
Institute of Computational Physics
University of Stuttgart
Pfaffenwaldring 27
70569 Stuttgart
Germany
www.icp.uni-stuttgart.de

On Thu, 14 Jun 2012, mehdi ezatabadi wrote:

> Dear Dr.Kesselheim
>
> I have a problem with my project. I have a md simulation. I have two different 
> bases that interact with each other with LJ
> potential by the bellow command:
>
> inter 3 4 lennard-jones $ljAtt_eps $ljAtt_sig $ljAtt_cut 0 0
>
> To simulate H bond among these types of particles in every step I should have 
> look for the nearest complementary base and
> allow the particle to interact just by this nearest neighbor and exclude the 
> other complementary neighbors in this step.
> And iterate it in every step again. I dont know how to perform it in Espresso. 
> I look at the tutorial but I could not find
> any suitable command. I would be grateful if you guide me by this problem.
>
> Thank you, Mohammad