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--- examples_potentials_pair_2 [2013/08/16 14:01] – add warning daniel
+++ examples:potentials:pair:2 [2018/01/10 17:35] (current) – ↷ Page moved and renamed from examples_potentials_pair_2 to examples:potentials:pair:2 daniel
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 ----
-<WRAP round important 500px center>
+<wrap round important 560px center>
 //**Warning:**//
 This is an example potential. Please do NOT use it for any real simulations!
-</WRAP>
+</wrap>
 This is a simple pair potential that can be used in //potfit//.
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 It makes use of the **global parameters** feature.
-<code - Example_Pair_2>
+<code potfit Example_Pair_2>
 #F 0 3
 #T PAIR
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 #E
+# This is the definition of 1 global parameter called epsilon
 global 1
 epsilon 0.10    0.00    1.00
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 type lj
 cutoff 6.0
+# Use the global parameter epsilon
 epsilon!
 sigma   2.50    1.00    4.00
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 type lj
 cutoff 6.0
+# Use the global parameter epsilon
 epsilon!
 sigma   2.50    1.00    4.00
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 type lj
 cutoff 6.0
-epsilon!
+epsilon 0.10    0.00    1.00
 sigma   2.50    1.00    4.00
 </code>
-The first parameter of each lj-potential (epsilon!) will be replaced with the epsilon
+The first parameter of the first two lj-potentials (epsilon!) will be replaced with the epsilon
 parameter of the global section. This can be used to share parameters amongst several potentials.