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Ewald summation for ion-dipole mixture under dielectric confinement

Jiaxing Yuan

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A modified 3D-Ewald summation is presented for accurately simulating the ion-dipole mixture under dielectric confinement. The method is based on the combination of image charges and image dipoles with the conventional Ewald summation and has a scaling O(^3/2). The accuracy and efficiency of our algorithm are examined through numerical examples.

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A modified 3D-Ewald summation is presented for accurately simulating the ion-dipole mixture under dielectric confinement. The method is based on the combination of image charges and image dipoles with the conventional Ewald summation and has a scaling O(^3/2). The accuracy and efficiency of our algorithm are examined through numerical examples.

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A modified 3D-Ewald summation is presented for accurately simulating the ion-dipole mixture under dielectric confinement. The method is based on the combination of image charges and image dipoles with the conventional Ewald summation and has a scaling O(^3/2). The accuracy and efficiency of our algorithm are examined through numerical examples.

Key concepts: Ewald summation, Dipole, Dielectric, Scaling, Ion, Discrete dipole approximation, Physics, Computational physics

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