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# Advanced simulation
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This directory contains the input files used by
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## Files
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### `nacl_equil.xyz`
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Pre-equilibrated cubic box of 106 water molecules and one NaCl ion pair (320 atoms,
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box length ≈ 14.7 Å). Atoms are ordered as consecutive OHH triplets for each water
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# Advanced simulation tutorials — input files
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This directory contains the input files used by
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- `advanced_simulation_tutorial.ipynb`
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- `metadynamics_tutorial.ipynb`
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- `fep_tutorial.ipynb`
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## Files
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### `methane_minimized.pdb`
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Pre-minimized rhombic dodecahedron box containing one methane molecule, and 234
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water molecules, with 11A padding between the methane molecule and the outer edge
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(707 atoms total). The first 5 atoms are the methane molecule, with the following
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atoms ordered as consecutive OHH triplets for each water molecule. Used in the
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FEP tutorial, where we predict the hydration free energy of methane.
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### `methane_molecule_indices.npy`
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Pre-computed "molecules indices" array for the `methane_minimized` system,
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containing a per-atom molecule assignment required for running an NPT simulation
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using a Monte Carlo barostat. Used in the FEP tutorial, where we predict the
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hydration free energy of methane.
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### `nacl_equil.xyz`
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Pre-equilibrated cubic box of 106 water molecules and one NaCl ion pair (320 atoms,
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box length ≈ 14.7 Å). Atoms are ordered as consecutive OHH triplets for each water
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