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36 #ifndef _INTERACTION_CONST_
37 #define _INTERACTION_CONST_
43 /* Used with force switching or a constant potential shift:
44 * rsw = max(r - r_switch, 0)
45 * force/p = r^-(p+1) + c2*rsw^2 + c3*rsw^3
46 * potential = r^-p + c2/3*rsw^3 + c3/4*rsw^4 + cpot
47 * With a constant potential shift c2 and c3 are both 0.
55 /* Used with potential switching:
56 * rsw = max(r - r_switch, 0)
57 * sw = 1 + c3*rsw^3 + c4*rsw^4 + c5*rsw^5
58 * dsw = 3*c3*rsw^2 + 4*c4*rsw^3 + 5*c5*rsw^4
59 * force = force*dsw - potential*sw
74 shift_consts_t dispersion_shift
;
75 shift_consts_t repulsion_shift
;
76 switch_consts_t vdw_switch
;
77 /* TODO: remove this variable, used for not modyfing the group kernels,
78 * it is equal to -dispersion_shift->cpot
82 /* type of electrostatics (defined in enums.h) */
96 int ljpme_comb_rule
; /* LJ combination rule for the LJ PME mesh part */
97 real sh_ewald
; /* -sh_ewald is added to the direct space potential */
98 real sh_lj_ewald
; /* sh_lj_ewald is added to the correction potential */
100 /* Dielectric constant resp. multiplication factor for charges */
104 /* Constants for reaction-field or plain cut-off */
109 /* Force/energy interpolation tables, linear in force, quadratic in V */
112 /* Coulomb force table, size of array is tabq_size (when used) */
114 /* Coulomb energy table, size of array is tabq_size (when used) */
116 /* Coulomb force+energy table, size of array is tabq_size*4,
117 entry quadruplets are: F[i], F[i+1]-F[i], V[i], 0,
118 this is used with single precision x86 SIMD for aligned loads */
119 real
*tabq_coul_FDV0
;
120 } interaction_const_t
;
126 #endif /* _INTERACTION_CONST_ */