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Correcting for electrostatic cutoffs in free energy simulations: toward consistency between simulations with different cutoffs
The use of electrostatic cutoffs in calculations of free energy differences by molecular simulations introduces errors. Even though both solute-solvent and solvent-solvent cutoffs are known to create discrepancies, past efforts have mostly been directed toward correcting for the solute-solvent cutof
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