[gmx-users] intermolecular contributions/building up a long polymer chain
Moeed
lecielll at googlemail.com
Thu Jun 3 20:55:32 CEST 2010
Dear gmx users,
Please kindly help me with the following issues:
I am trying to extract interaction energies (non bonded) between hexane
molecules (vdw and electrostatics). I have used rerun program to exclude
intramolecular non bonded terms and here is the breakdown of energy from
g_energy. However, in the manual I read about dispersion correction and long
range interactions.
Actually, I do not know for a hydrocarbon (hexane) system I should look at
which contributions to get intermolecular interaction energies (long range,
short range, dispersion correction) mainly because I can not distinguish
them even after reding the maual
1- Can you please explain the difference between longe range and short range
interactions. What this breakdown shows for intermolecular contributions is
just short range LJ and coulomb (SR). Is there any other program (other than
g_energy) to list other energy terms?
Energy Average RMSD Fluct. Drift
Tot-Drift
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Angle 4400.09 284.259 237.268 54.2184
542.293
Ryckaert-Bell. 1009.62 124.468 94.0379 28.2417
282.474
LJ-14 648.411 40.6844 39.926 2.70793
27.0848
Coulomb-14 -278.654 34.4227 11.8071 11.1987
112.01
LJ (SR) -3010.16 47.968 42.5388 7.67736
76.789
Coulomb (SR) 74.7846 2.5186 2.47007 0.170417
1.70451
Coul. recip. -78.0436 2.58606 1.54725 -0.717662
-7.17805
Potential 2766.05 454.268 342.141 103.497
1035.18
2- In the manual I see the unit for energy is :KJ/mol but the unit for heat
capacity obtained form g energy is in J/mol K. For this reason, I doubt the
unit of energy in this list. Is it KJ/mol or J/mol?
3- I am trying to generate the top file for polyethylene chain using the
information from the archive:
http://lists.gromacs.org/pipermail/gmx-users/2009-March/040125.html
What I intend to do is investigating the conformations of a much longer
chain. Could you please tell me how to generate a longer chain with the
given residue types proposed in the above post.
thank you,
moeed
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