Molecular Simulation · 2006 · 453 citations · 15 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysicsComputational ChemistryPhysical ChemistrySurface ScienceDensity Functional TheoryPolymer PhysicsPolymer SurfacesSurface EnergySurface ModelingSurface PhysicsAtomic ModelsComplex SurfacesPeriodic Boundary ConditionsPolymer Surface ChemistryPolymer Surface EnergyPolymer Surface SimulationSolvation Free EnergySolvation Free Energy Prediction
The DMol<sup>3</sup> COSMO method is revisited and generalized for infinite polymer and surface models with periodic boundary conditions. The procedure works also for three dimensionally periodic solid models with internal surfaces. A new solvent accessible surface grid construction is presented, where the grid points and weights are a continuous function for all atomic geometries. The calculated solvation energy is also continuous by consequence, which is useful for all calculations which involve geometry changes of the atomic framework. The new method is tested with a few examples.
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