[gmx-users] Non-bonded interactions
Justin Lemkul
jalemkul at vt.edu
Wed Jun 4 14:14:57 CEST 2014
On 6/4/14, 7:27 AM, 라지브간디 wrote:
>
> Dear justin,
>
> Shall I introduce this calculated non-bonded interaction values in gromos43a1.ff ( ffninbonded.itp) section or
>
> specifically I can include them in my protein topology file ? ([nonbond_param]) ?
>
Neither. I have said it twice before, and I'll say it a third time - the
parameters you have cannot be sensibly combined with others in the Gromos96 43A1
parameter set. They were developed for CHARMM; they need to be used with a
CHARMM force field. Hacking them into some other force field breaks the
internal self-consistency of the force field and you end up with a junk simulation.
The proper approach is to introduce the parameters in [atomtypes] of
ffnonbonded.itp in the CHARMM force field and let the combination rules do the
rest of the work.
-Justin
>
>
> On 6/3/14, 4:56 AM, ????? wrote:
>> Dear Justin,
>>
>>
>> I have calculated upon the way you provided as follows :
>>
>>
>> CHARMM Rmin/2 -> Gromacs sigma:
>> multiply by 2 to get Rmin, convert to sigma by
>>
>> multiplying by 2^(-1/6), then multiply by 0.1 to convert A -> nm
>>
>>
>> Sigma = 3.83
>> Rmin = (3.83 * 2)
>>
>>
>> 7.66 * 2^(-1/6)*0.1 = 0.682428418
>>
>>
>> Epsilon: multiply the CHARMM value by 4.184 to convert kcal/mol to kJ/mol
>>
>>
>> Epsilon 0.0262 x 4.184 = 0.1096208
>>
>>
>> Is that right conversion?, if so, I have used g_sigeps utility in gromacs for above mentioned sigma and epsion values and got entirely different values:
>>
>>
>> g_sigeps -sig 3.83 -eps 0.0262
>>
>>
>> c6 = 3.30791e+02, c12 = 1.04411e+06
>> sigma = 3.83000, epsilon = 0.02620
>> Van der Waals minimum at 4.29903, V = -0.0262
>>
>>
>> Fit of Lennard Jones (12-6) to Buckingham:
>>
>> A = 4264.18, B = 2.79133, C = 330.791
>>
>>
>> Please advice if i am making any mistake ?
>>
>
> You're not supplying the right values to g_sigeps. It's designed to convert
> known values of sigma and epsilon (already in Gromacs units) to C6/C12, which is
> not what you need to accomplish. The value you're passing to -sig is actually
> Rmin, not sigma, and the value you're supplying to -eps is in the wrong units.
>
> The converted values you obtained with by-hand calculation (not g_sigeps) appear
> reasonable. Verifying the energy reported by CHARMM/NAMD and Gromacs should be
> a simple test to confirm.
>
> -Justin
>
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