A procedure to partition the GEPOL molecular surface into tesserae that respects the molecular symmetry constraints is presented. Using this method it is possible to build a solvent reaction field for the Polarizable Continuum Model with the same symmetry of the nuclear potential. Several applications are reported and discussed to evaluate the performance of this new procedure. (C) 2001 John Wiley & Sons, Inc
We focus on molecular cavities which are represented in the form of Solvent Excluded Surfaces. They ...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...
We present a method to define van der Waals, solvent-accessible, and solvent-excluding molecular sur...
We present recent developments in the symmetry implementation of the Polarizable Continuum Model (PC...
ABSTRACT Apparent surface charge, reaction-field solvation models often em-ploy overlapping atomic s...
The problem of defining efficient strategies for partitioning the cavity surface in QM solvation pro...
A new computational strategy for the building of molecular cavities (named DefPol) has been linked t...
Apparent surface charge, reaction-field solvation models often employ overlapping atomic spheres to ...
Protein-ligand binding occurs through interactions at the molecular surface. Hence, a proper descrip...
We examine the state of the art of the solvation procedure called the polarizable continuum model (P...
A simulated reaction trajectory is compared for a planar model dielectric surface and the gas phase....
We present analytical expressions for the first derivatives of area and other geometrical quantities...
A new formulation of modified Shepard interpolation of potential energy surface data for gas-surface...
ABSTRACT: Atomic surface tensions are parameterized for use with solvation models in which the elect...
We focus on molecular cavities which are represented in the form of Solvent Excluded Surfaces. They ...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...
We present a method to define van der Waals, solvent-accessible, and solvent-excluding molecular sur...
We present recent developments in the symmetry implementation of the Polarizable Continuum Model (PC...
ABSTRACT Apparent surface charge, reaction-field solvation models often em-ploy overlapping atomic s...
The problem of defining efficient strategies for partitioning the cavity surface in QM solvation pro...
A new computational strategy for the building of molecular cavities (named DefPol) has been linked t...
Apparent surface charge, reaction-field solvation models often employ overlapping atomic spheres to ...
Protein-ligand binding occurs through interactions at the molecular surface. Hence, a proper descrip...
We examine the state of the art of the solvation procedure called the polarizable continuum model (P...
A simulated reaction trajectory is compared for a planar model dielectric surface and the gas phase....
We present analytical expressions for the first derivatives of area and other geometrical quantities...
A new formulation of modified Shepard interpolation of potential energy surface data for gas-surface...
ABSTRACT: Atomic surface tensions are parameterized for use with solvation models in which the elect...
We focus on molecular cavities which are represented in the form of Solvent Excluded Surfaces. They ...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...
Questions of chemical reactivity can often be cast as questions of molecular geometry. Common geomet...