Mol. Dynamics Tutorial: Learn Forcefield, Stimulation & More

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An online tutorial on Molecular Dynamics, specifically focusing on CHARM, is sought. Several resources have been shared, including a tutorial from the Swiss EMBnet website, which provides foundational knowledge in molecular simulation, force fields, and surface interactions. Additional links include a comprehensive guide from the NIH, a resource from the University of Udine, and a more in-depth tutorial from NYU, which offers a thorough introduction to molecular dynamics concepts and applications. These resources collectively serve as valuable tools for anyone looking to learn about molecular dynamics simulations.
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i need a online elementary tutorial on Molecular Dynamics (Mol. Stimulation, Forcefield, Surface ...)
 
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http://www.fisica.uniud.it/~ercolessi/md/md/ (Found via Google). Looks more than adequate for a proper introduction.

A bit more thorough:

http://scholar.chem.nyu.edu/2600/moldyn.html

http://www.nyu.edu/classes/tuckerman/mol.dyn/index.html
 
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