AMBER: Non-periodic simulations: How is the system kept together?

From: <pascal.baillod.epfl.ch>
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 18:13:04 +0200 (MEST)

Hi all!

I was wondering how non-periodic simulations (ntb=0) work and whether there is
some potential to keep a system together and avoid solvent molecules to drift
off (which I have not seen in my trials..).

If one were to start with an octahedric box, would there be anything to keep it
octahedric during the simulation?

Last, and not very related, is there any input file keyword to determine a
cutoff on the calculation of van-der-waals interactions?

Thank you very much in advance!

Pascal





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Pascal Baillod (PhD student)
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Swiss Federal Institute of Technology EPFL Tel: +41-(0)21-693-0322
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