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In the past, we discussed the idea of defining aggregates of molecules. An aggregate would be a sort of generalized System object composed of a list of inner System objects. As examples, consider a water cluster or a protein with a quaternary structure: the aggregate is composed of more than one molecular System interacting with non-covalent bonds.
We should discuss:
Is there a need of implementing aggregates? Are they advantageous in the definition of computational workflows?
Can the aggregate be subject to computation that returns properties that can be partitioned between aggregates?
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In the past, we discussed the idea of defining aggregates of molecules. An aggregate would be a sort of generalized
System
object composed of a list of innerSystem
objects. As examples, consider a water cluster or a protein with a quaternary structure: the aggregate is composed of more than one molecularSystem
interacting with non-covalent bonds.We should discuss:
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