QM/MM calculations

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Chemistry 6440 / 7440
QM / MM Calculations
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QM/MM Methods
• The active site region is treated using high-level
molecular orbital theory, while the most distant parts of
the system are treated using low-cost molecular
mechanics.
QM/MM Methods
• Construct a Hamiltonian for the system
consisting of a QM region and an MM region
H  HQM  HMM  HQM / MM
• QM and MM regions interact mechanically and
electronically (electrostatics, polarization)
• If bonds cross boundary between QM and MM
region:
– Cap bonds of QM region with link atoms
– Use frozen or hybrid orbitals to terminate QM bonds
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ONIOM Tutorial
Morokuma and Vreven
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