> We have encountered the very serious problem. It is
> that the water molecules in the middle of MD
> separates. The links and explanations of pictures
> wrote below.
>
> Is a countermeasure in this phenomenon?
Likely you are running a constant volume simulation and the density is not
correct leading to a "vacuum bubble" forming. You need to equilibrate
with constant pressure first to make sure the density is stable/correct
first.
If you were running constant pressure and see this problem, this is a more
serious issue...
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