themselves, but only if they are higher in the list, i.e. virtual sites
can be constructed from “particles” that are simpler virtual sites.
+- On top of an atom. This allows giving an atom multiple atom types and
+ with that also assigned multiple, different bonded interactions. This
+ can espically be of use in free-energy calculations.
+
+- The coordinates of the virtual site equal that of the constructing atom:
+
+ .. math:: \mathbf{r}_s ~=~ \mathbf{r}_i
+ :label: eqnvsite1
+
+- The force is moved to the constructing atom:
+
+ .. math:: \mathbf{F}_i ~=~ \mathbf{F}_{s}
+ :label: eqnvsite1force
+
- As a linear combination of two atoms
(:numref:`Fig. %s <fig-vsites>` 2):