[gmx-users] Rigid water model
Mark Abraham
mark.j.abraham at gmail.com
Sun Mar 16 14:33:07 CET 2014
On Mar 14, 2014 11:06 PM, "Michelle Aranha" <maranha at utk.edu> wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I tried to reproduce results for rigid water with 895 molecules~1000 kg/m3
> density, 10 ns NPT simulation (298 K & 1 bar)with Parinello Rahman
Barostat
> and Berendsen thermostat.
Using a thermostat that produces the wrong velocity distribution is asking
for trouble. No idea if that's your main problem, though.
> Here is my result for SPC water
>
> Kappa (J/m3) 5.689E-10
> Cp 22.8054
> Cp- Cv 5.94102
>
> The density, diffusion coefficient, the average configuration energy agree
> with previous results. However the heat capacity value is quite low as
> compared to 75 J/mol K of real water or even that has been previously
found
> with water models. I compared my values with a 2 ns and 10 ns simulations,
> but the heat capacity value shows no real improvement. I do not know much
> about quantum corrections hence I have not tried it. Will applying quantum
> corrections give the correct heat capacity?
> The isothermal compressibility reported by GROMACS is in J/m3 and the
> adiabatic bulk modulus is reported in m^3/J, could that be a mistake and
> should it be rather in (J/m^3)^-1 and J/m3 respectively.
> And, why does the isothermal compressibility change during the course of
> simulation if it has been fixed in the mdp file.
A parameter for an algorithm and an observed property are two different
things!
Mark
>
> Best wishes,
> Michelle
>
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