I'm searching for a suitable time step for MD simulation of protein-ligand complexes.
The choice of time step is not unique to the type of system. Rather, it is a function of the force field and the use of constraints. With no constraints, 0.5 fs is typical. With bonds to H constrained, 1-2 fs.
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