[gmx-users] how to create a dummy atom in the oplsaa force field?
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Thu Oct 27 16:33:29 CEST 2005
Yes. It was a bit complicated to define dummy atoms
when I did it.
Here is my advices.
1. Add user-defined atoms in the bottom of
ffoplsaanb.itp. E.g.
opls_O O 0.0 -0.198148148 D xxx
xxx
opls_C C 0.0 0.0 D xxx
xxx
opls_O and opls_C are defined name, variable according
to your preference. Just remember to set mass to 0.0
and atom type as D(for dummy)
2. In the topology, use your defined type where you
want to be.
[ atoms ]
1 opls_O 1 SPD O1 0
...
11 opls_C 1 SPD O1 12
Don't put any bonded interaction to dummies. Dummy
atoms only have non-bonded interaction with others.
3. In [ dummiesX ] section, set the parameters for the
positioning of the dummies (refer to manual)
4. There are other things needs to taken care,
non-bonded interaction is the most important one (at
least, for me). Do you want that dummy atom to have
interaction with others, or with specific ones? This
will be set according to nrexcl in [ moleculetype ]
section and [ exclusions ] section in the topology.
Check this with the output of gmxdump and quick MD
tests. Until you have been sure everything is in
control, you may start the simulation.
Good luck!
Yang Ye
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