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If a single particle is a composition of spheres (like a dimer), then only the net force and net torque effect its dynamics. Stoked would treat this as a single particle. But for certain interactions (sphere electrostatic, collisions, van-der-walls, etc.), the interactions can still be treated more precisely at the sphere-sphere level.
Add a way to tell stoked that a particle is a composite of spheres, and then use that info to obtain the correct forces from sphere-sphere interactions.
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If a single particle is a composition of spheres (like a dimer), then only the net force and net torque effect its dynamics. Stoked would treat this as a single particle. But for certain interactions (sphere electrostatic, collisions, van-der-walls, etc.), the interactions can still be treated more precisely at the sphere-sphere level.
Add a way to tell stoked that a particle is a composite of spheres, and then use that info to obtain the correct forces from sphere-sphere interactions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: