Hi!
I tried to use the tail-correction in RASPA. I found that the tail-correction portion of total energy is very high for low loading. I checked the RASPA source code. I found that when we turn on the tail-correction on RASPA, RASPA calculates the host-host tail-correction and adds it up to the host-guest and guest-guest tail correction portion.
Since, in adsorption problems, we are not interested in the host-host interactions, I was wondering why does RASPA calculate the tail-correction for the host-host interactions?
Thank you in advance for your guidance.
Best Regards,
Faramarz
I tried to use the tail-correction in RASPA. I found that the tail-correction portion of total energy is very high for low loading. I checked the RASPA source code. I found that when we turn on the tail-correction on RASPA, RASPA calculates the host-host tail-correction and adds it up to the host-guest and guest-guest tail correction portion.
Since, in adsorption problems, we are not interested in the host-host interactions, I was wondering why does RASPA calculate the tail-correction for the host-host interactions?
Thank you in advance for your guidance.
Best Regards,
Faramarz