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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 10.
Published in final edited form as: Phys Chem Chem Phys. 2012 May 2;14(21):7821–7829. doi: 10.1039/c2cp23758j

Table 1.

Analytic and numerical forces (kcal mol−1 Å−1) calculated by the X-Pol-Ewald method for two water molecules (water number 34 and 35) in a cubic box consisting of 216 water molecules. Numerical forces are determined by finite difference from displacements of atomic positions and differences specify the deviation of analytic forces from the numerical ones

Atom number dimension analytic numerical difference
100 X (O34) −0.96117 −0.96109   0.00008
100 Y (O34) −2.14231 −2.14238 −0.00006
100 Z (O34)   0.40245   0.40233 −0.00012
101 X (H34)   1.41450   1.41454   0.00004
101 Y (H34) −1.15551 −1.15545   0.00006
101 Z (H34) −1.24614 −1.24613   0.00001
102 X (H34)   1.07218   1.07211 −0.00008
102 Y (H34) −1.27491 −1.27476   0.00016
102 Z (H34) −1.01582 −1.01575   0.00006
103 X (O35)   4.73798   4.73802   0.00004
103 Y (O35)   0.96007   0.96017   0.00010
103 Z (O35) −3.78347 −3.78341   0.00007
104 X (H35)   0.78805   0.78800 −0.00005
104 Y (H35) −1.64549 −1.64555 −0.00007
104 Z (H35) −1.01468 −1.01458   0.00010
105 X (H35) −0.24715 −0.24712   0.00003
105 Y (H35) −1.55094 −1.55094   0.00000
105 Z (H35) −0.17444 −0.17460 −0.00017