The Perturbed Matrix Method (PMM) approach to be used in combination with Molecular Dynamics (MD) trajectories (MD-PMM) has been recoded from scratch, improved in several aspects, and implemented in the Gaussian suite of programs for allowing a user-friendly and yet flexible tool to estimate quantum chemistry observables in complex systems in condensed phases. Particular attention has been devoted to a description of rigid and flexible quantum centers together with powerful essential dynamics and clustering approaches. The default implementation is fully black-box and does not require any external action concerning both MD and PMM sections. At the same time, fine-tuning of different parameters and use of external data are allowed in all the steps of the procedure. Two specific systems (Tyrosine and Uridine) have been reinvestigated with the new version of the code in order to validate the implementation, check the performances, and illustrate some new features.
Flexible and Comprehensive Implementation of MD-PMM Approach in a General and Robust Code
Massimiliano Aschi;
2017-01-01
Abstract
The Perturbed Matrix Method (PMM) approach to be used in combination with Molecular Dynamics (MD) trajectories (MD-PMM) has been recoded from scratch, improved in several aspects, and implemented in the Gaussian suite of programs for allowing a user-friendly and yet flexible tool to estimate quantum chemistry observables in complex systems in condensed phases. Particular attention has been devoted to a description of rigid and flexible quantum centers together with powerful essential dynamics and clustering approaches. The default implementation is fully black-box and does not require any external action concerning both MD and PMM sections. At the same time, fine-tuning of different parameters and use of external data are allowed in all the steps of the procedure. Two specific systems (Tyrosine and Uridine) have been reinvestigated with the new version of the code in order to validate the implementation, check the performances, and illustrate some new features.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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