where n is the number of pair potentials to be entered. There follows n records, each specifying a particular pair potential in the following manner:
atmnam 1 a8 first atom type
atmnam 2 a8 second atom type
key a4,1X potential key. See table 4.12
variable 1 real potential parameter see table4.12
variable 2 real potential parameter see table4.12
variable 3 real potential parameter see table4.12
variable 4 real potential parameter see table4.12
variable 5 real potential parameter see table4.12
The variables pertaining to each potential are described in table 4.12.Note that there is an empty column after the potential key. This means that the potential paramaters are enterd in columns 22 to 81. Note that any pair potential not specified in the FIELD file, will be assumed to be zero. Note also that the Sutton-Chen potential for metals is classified as a pair potential for input purposes.
key | potential type | Variables (1-5) | functional form | ||||
12-6 | 12-6 | ||||||
lj | Lennard-Jones | ||||||
nm | n-m | ||||||
buck | Buckingham | ||||||
bhm | Born-Huggins | ||||||
-Meyer | |||||||
hbnd | 12-10 H-bond | ||||||
snm | Shifted force | ||||||
n-m [27] | |||||||
mors | Morse | ||||||
stch | Sutton-Chen | ||||||
tab | Tabulation | tabulated potential | |||||
Note: in this formula the terms , and are compound expressions involving the variables and . See section 2.3.1 for further details.
Note: defaults to the general van der Waals cutoff (rvdw or rcut) if it is set to zero or not specified or not specified in the FIELD file.