Validating an optimized GAFF force field for liquid crystals: TNI predictions for bent-core mesogens and the first atomistic predictions of a dark conglomerate phase
The GAFF-LCFF force field [N. J. Boyd et al., Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 2015, 17, 24851] is tested and further improved for use in the simulation of bent-core liquid crystal mesogens. Atomistic simulations are carried out on four systems of bent-core nematogens based on a central bis-(phenyl)oxadiazo...
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