Instantaneous Liquid Interfaces
arXiv:0909.4761 · doi:10.1021/jp909219k
Abstract
We describe and illustrate a simple procedure for identifying a liquid interface from atomic coordinates. In particular, a coarse grained density field is constructed, and the interface is defined as a constant density surface for this coarse grained field. In applications to a molecular dynamics simulation of liquid water, it is shown that this procedure provides instructive and useful pictures of liquid-vapor interfaces and of liquid-protein interfaces.
15 pages, 4 figures
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