[gmx-users] hydration free energy
asaffarhi at post.tau.ac.il
asaffarhi at post.tau.ac.il
Fri Jan 5 15:39:38 CET 2018
Thanks for discussion. I am waiting already few days for anyfing reply.
The technique of calculation in the file job.sh. The value of coul-λ
is uniformely increasing from 0 to 1 with the step 0.02 for 50 first
λ-steps and in the same way for vdw-λ last 50 λ-steps. The problem is
in the last trajectory with λ=1 there are no coulomb and vdw
intermolecular interactions with the estimate of the entropy according
BAR method S=62204236256674537472.00 kT. The neigbouring state used in
BAR with λ=0.99 contains no coulomb and some remaining vdw force.
Therefore I consider that overlapping of atoms can't produce this
error. It happens only then opposite coulomb charges overcome vdw in
nearly decoupled state. Therefore there is no need in soft-core
interactions because all coulomb is decupling previously to vdw.
I made the search in archive and this problem was discussed sometimes,
but didn't found clear answer for my case. Now I decided to run the
cycle in the reversed order from decoupled state to real interactions.
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You're welcome.
If there are no vdW and Coul it still calculates the average energy,
which without soft-core technique can be very large when atoms overlap.
You can read
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0010465516303411
Eq. (2) and the following text etc.
You can try a soft-core technique to see if it is better.
Best,
Asaf
Quoting dgfd dgdfg <roinato at mail.ru>:
> Hi,
>>
>> Do you know which values of lambdas are used?
>> Are you using a soft-core technique?
>>
>> Asaf
> Thanks for discussion. I am waiting already few days for anyfing
> reply. The technique of calculation in the file job.sh. The value of
> coul- λ is uniformely increasing from 0 to 1 with the step 0.02 for
> 50 first λ- steps and in the same way for vdw- λ last 50 λ- steps.
> The problem is in the last trajectory with λ=1 there are no coulomb
> and vdw intermolecular interactions with the estimate of the entropy
> according BAR method S=62204236256674537472.00 kT. The neigbouring
> state used in BAR with λ=0.99 contains no coulomb and
> some remaining vdw force. Therefore I consider that overlapping of
> atoms can't produce this error. It happens only then opposite
> coulomb charges overcome vdw in nearly decoupled state. Therefore
> there is no need in soft-core interactions because all coulomb is
> decupling previously to vdw.
> I made the search in archive and this problem was discussed
> sometimes, but didn't found clear answer for my case. Now I decided
> to run the cycle in the reversed order from decoupled state to real
> interactions.
>
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