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I'm doing a molecular dynamics modeling of the interface of CNT with Copper but i can't find Copper in NanoEngineer. Is there a solution for this problem.
ReplyDeleteCopper would have to be added to CFF91 force field or NE-1 would have to reference a force field that contains copper. I am working toward implementing both for my work. I don't have a time frame for release.
ReplyDeleteI am also looking for people who are interested in writing software for MDS.
ReplyDeleteDear Mr. Allen,
ReplyDeleteGood morning. Are you still alive/online? I hope so, and wish you well. I am extremely interested in nano-assemblers/-disassemblers and am not completely aversed to learning FORTRAN.
I recently got a NanoEngineer-1 chroot working on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS in my home office. Thankfully LAMMPS is in apt-get by now. Also just downloaded PackMol. I'm new to Qt but just got shown the ropes. I'm wondering what level of assistance you could use in Qt GUI?
The way to reach me would be veritasnegotium around the yahoo of the dot com area. Please send me a PING if you're still kicking molecules around looking for nanites, and I will certainly send you a related PONG.
Sincerely,
James Moore