Divya Chalise @ on
Differentiating multiple chains
Does the final LAMMPS output file fundamentally differentiate atoms of the same chain vs. the atoms in a different chain. i.e. say if I am making a polyethylene, will the carbon-hydrogen interaction be different if the carbon and hydrogen are of the same chain and bonded with each other as compared to a hydrogen from a different chain interacting with a carbon from a different chain?
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Divya Chalise
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Benjamin P Haley @ on
Yes, LAMMPS makes that distinction. LAMMPS won't compute bond and angle force/energy terms for atoms in different chains.
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