Force field for fully flexible water
Axel
akoh... at gmail.com
Tue Oct 7 17:03:09 UTC 2008
On Oct 7, 12:58 pm, nadler <rod... at gmx.ch> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Recently I have seen a force field that allows the calculation of
> fully flexible water molecules, which I'd like to use (X.B. Zhang in
> Fluid Phase Equilibria 262 (2007) p. 210). The problem is that when
> running a test, the molecules just "explode" and I did not find out
> why. The input is as follows. The uncommented lines are resulting from
> an attempt to apply restraints, which did not work as well. The
> molecules again "exploded". Can anyone help me with that? Thanks!
try a shorter time step. 1.0fs is far too large for
a fully flexible water potential, especially, if your
initial configuration is not in equilibrium. i'd begin
with 0.25fs or less. and perhaps also use a CSVR thermostat
with a short time constant instead of a NOSE.
cheers,
axel.
>
> Cheers, Roger.
>
> &FORCE_EVAL
> METHOD FIST
> &MM
> &FORCEFIELD
> # &BEND
> # ATOMS H O H
> # K 0.
> # THETA0 1.8
> # &END BEND
> # &BOND
> # ATOMS O H
> # K 0.
> # R0 1.8
> # &END BOND
> &BEND
> ATOMS H O H
> KIND HARMONIC
> K [kjmol*deg^-2] 353.0
> THETA0 [deg] 109.4712
> &END BEND
> &BOND
> ATOMS O H
> KIND HARMONIC
> K [kjmol*angstrom^-2] 1480.0
> R0 [angstrom] 0.9611
> &END BOND
> &CHARGE
> ATOM O
> CHARGE -0.8476
> &END CHARGE
> &CHARGE
> ATOM H
> CHARGE 0.4238
> &END CHARGE
> &NONBONDED
> &LENNARD-JONES
> atoms O O
> EPSILON [kjmol] 0.6287
> SIGMA 3.1169
> RCUT 10.0
> &END LENNARD-JONES
> &LENNARD-JONES
> atoms O H
> EPSILON [kjmol] 0.142723
> SIGMA 2.04845
> RCUT 10.0
> &END LENNARD-JONES
> &LENNARD-JONES
> atoms H H
> EPSILON [kjmol] 0.0324
> SIGMA 0.98
> RCUT 10.0
> &END LENNARD-JONES
> &END NONBONDED
> &END FORCEFIELD
> &POISSON
> &EWALD
> EWALD_TYPE spme
> ALPHA .35
> GMAX 25
> O_SPLINE 4
> &END EWALD
> &END POISSON
> &END MM
> &SUBSYS
> &CELL
> ABC 24.955 24.955 24.955
> UNIT ANGSTROM
> &END CELL
> &COORD
> O 22.9836691917178939 6.93183557997552668 0.754607553842305823
> H2O
> H 23.1493887587765457 6.38145839360815526 1.57291188465716791
> H2O
> H 23.8522379765498265 7.11351376960166615 0.293542155628028989
> H2O
> O 9.55748115579216773 10.1625527712466361 -12.8321807856825103
> H2O
> H 9.48825863164111638 10.8031673228011336 -13.5969168437373611
> H2O
> H 8.66207900403075648 9.75244702889359871 -12.6587787478834102
> H2O
> O 19.8436465738885985 10.0378451904347870 9.93036518412813862
> H2O
> H 19.1357369126550836 9.37699136789161081 9.68109397285001450
> H2O
> H 19.9908902622388958 10.0115791753817565 10.9191166153261410
> H2O
> &END COORD
> # &COLVAR
> # &DISTANCE
> # ATOMS 1 2
> # &END DISTANCE
> # &END COLVAR
> # &COLVAR
> # &DISTANCE
> # ATOMS 1 3
> # &END DISTANCE
> # &END COLVAR
> # &COLVAR
> # &ANGLE
> # ATOMS 2 1 3
> # &END ANGLE
> # &END COLVAR
> &END SUBSYS
> &END FORCE_EVAL
> &GLOBAL
>
> PROJECT water
> RUN_TYPE md
> &END GLOBAL
> &MOTION
> # &CONSTRAINT
> # &COLLECTIVE
> # TARGET [angstrom] 0.9611
> # MOLNAME H2O
> # COLVAR 1
> # &RESTRAINT
> # K [kjmol*angstrom^-2] 1480.0
> # &END RESTRAINT
> # &END COLLECTIVE
> # &COLLECTIVE
> # TARGET [angstrom] 0.9611
> # MOLNAME H2O
> # COLVAR 2
> # &RESTRAINT
> # K [kjmol*angstrom^-2] 1480.0
> # &END RESTRAINT
> # &END COLLECTIVE
> # &COLLECTIVE
> # TARGET [deg] 109.4712
> # MOLNAME H2O
> # COLVAR 3
> # &RESTRAINT
> # K [kjmol*deg^-2] 353.0
> # &END
> # &END COLLECTIVE
> &END CONSTRAINT
> &MD
> ENSEMBLE NVT
> STEPS 100
> TIMESTEP 1.0
> TEMPERATURE 298
> &THERMOSTAT
> REGION MOLECULE
> &NOSE
> LENGTH 3
> YOSHIDA 3
> TIMECON 1000
> MTS 2
> &END NOSE
> &END
> &END MD
> &END MOTION
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