[gmx-users] Units for electrical-field-x parameters
Prithwish Nandi
prithwish.nandi at ichec.ie
Tue Feb 12 11:23:14 CET 2019
Hi,
What are the units of the four parameters for the electric-field-x, electric-field-y, and electric-field-z parameters in Gromacs?
i.e. units for E0, omega, t0 and sigma ?
Let us discuss with an example, for example, an alternating field with 0.2V/nm, 100 GHz. What would be the values and units of the above parameters for this particular field?
Is E0 = Sqrt(2) * 0.2 V/nm ? (i.e. r.m.s value?)
t0 = 0
Sigma = 0
Omega = 2*pi*nu = 2*pi*100 GHz = 2*pi/t = 2*pi/10 (rad/ps) = 0.628 rad/ps. (t=1/nu = 1000/100 = 10 ps for nu = 100 GHz)
Is the above calculations correct?
Best,
PKN
Dr. Prithwish K Nandi, Ph.D.
Computational Scientist
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