pub enum ChargeMethod {
None,
Qeq(QeqConfig),
Hybrid(HybridConfig),
}Expand description
Method for calculating partial atomic charges.
Determines how partial charges are assigned to atoms during parameterization. The choice affects both the accuracy of electrostatic interactions and hydrogen bond parameters.
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None
No charge calculation; all charges remain zero.
Use this for gas-phase calculations where electrostatics are not critical, or when charges will be assigned externally.
Qeq(QeqConfig)
Charge equilibration (QEq) method for all atoms.
Calculates electronegativity-equalized charges based on atomic positions and electronegativity parameters. Best suited for small molecules or systems without biological metadata.
Hybrid(HybridConfig)
Hybrid charge assignment for biological systems.
Combines classical force field charges for biomolecules with QEq for ligands and hetero groups. Requires biological metadata to be present in the input system.
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