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A point-charge model for electrostatic potentials based on a local projection of multipole moments

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Gilbert, Andrew
Gill, Peter

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We introduce a method for obtaining atomic point-charges that yield accurate representations of the electrostatic potentials (ESP) of large systems. The method relies on a decomposition of the density and subsequent projection of the multipole moments of

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Molecular Simulation

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2037-12-31