[gmx-users] OPLS force field parameters

Ehsan Sadeghi esa38 at sfu.ca
Fri Dec 13 19:16:45 CET 2013


Thanks Justin.

I already added the description in the ffbonded.itp, but nothing is shown in the topol file. I am not sure to put atom names (e.g. C9  C10) or atom type (C   C)? However, I tried both and non of them worked. I don't know what I am doing wrong and I appreciate if you could help me resolve my issue.

Kind regards,
Ehsan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Justin Lemkul" <jalemkul at vt.edu>
To: "Discussion list for GROMACS users" <gmx-users at gromacs.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2013 3:02:22 PM
Subject: Re: [gmx-users] OPLS force field parameters

On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 12:45 PM, Ehsan Sadeghi <esa38 at sfu.ca> wrote:

> Hi gmx users,
>
> I try to use OPLS force field for my simulation. I added the following
> residue to the aminoacids.rtp, but when I generate the topol.top file it
> does not show the the bond stretching, angle bond, dihedrals.
>
>
> [ NAF ]
>    [ atoms ]
>      C1    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C2    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C3    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C4    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      F17   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F18   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F19   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F20   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F21   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F22   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F23   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F24   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      C5    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C6    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C7    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C8    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      F25   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F26   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F27   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F28   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F29   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F30   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F31   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F32   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      C9    opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C10   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C11   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C12   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      F33   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F34   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F35   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F36   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F37   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F38   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F39   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F40   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      C13   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C14   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      C15   opls_967   0.3218     1
>      C16   opls_966   0.3846     1
>      F41   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F42   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F43   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F44   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F45   opls_973  -0.1641     1
>      F46   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      F47   opls_972  -0.1923     1
>      C48   opls_968   0.3228     1
>      O49   opls_980  -0.2742     1
>      C50   opls_969   0.401      1
>      O51   opls_981  -0.2604     1
>      C52   opls_967   0.3218     1
>      C53   opls_971   0.3216     1
>      F55   opls_974  -0.1637     1
>      F56   opls_974  -0.1637     1
>      F57   opls_975  -0.1932     1
>      C58   opls_970   0.4947     1
>      F59   opls_977  -0.1662     1
>      F60   opls_977  -0.1662     1
>      F61   opls_978  -0.3278     1
>      F62   opls_978  -0.3278     1
>      F66   opls_976  -0.1649     1
>      F67   opls_976  -0.1649     1
>      F68   opls_976  -0.1649     1
>      S54   opls_979   1.4124     1
>      O63   opls_982  -0.632      1
>      O64   opls_982  -0.632      1
>      O65   opls_982  -0.632      1
>

Note that assigning all atoms to a single charge group is inappropriate.
 Surely grompp will warn about this, but you should construct the groups
more carefully.

<snip>

----------------

> However, the parameters that we had in topol file are different:
>
> [ bonds ]
> ;  ai    aj funct            c0            c1            c2            c3
>     1     2     1
>     1     5     1
>
> [ angles ]
> ;  ai    aj    ak funct            c0            c1            c2
>    c3
>     2     1     5     1
>     2     1     6     1
>     5     1     6     1
> --------------------------------
>
> How gromacs can find c0, c1,c2 and c3 from b0, kb, th0, and cth in the
> ffbonded.itp?
>
>
I answered this already:

https://mailman-1.sys.kth.se/pipermail/gromacs.org_gmx-users/2013-December/086118.html

You provide the parameters in ffbonded.itp, grompp goes and finds them.  If
something is missing, grompp fails.

-Justin

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