[CP2K:2669] Re: Bond rotation restraint
Ilya
ikupc... at gmail.com
Wed Apr 21 12:04:59 UTC 2010
If use 2 bonds restraint, the bonds are in different parts of system
and not connected i.e. I can not apply common angle or torsional
restraints.
On 21 апр, 16:00, Ilya <ikupc... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I would like to set a restraint for the angle between two bonds, or
> better between a bond and Z axis.
>
> I use the following keys:
>
> &SUBSYS
> ...
> &COLVAR
> &BOND_ROTATION
> P1_BOND1 86 #these are atom indexes
> P1_BOND2 12
> P2_BOND1 85
> P2_BOND2 13
> &END BOND_ROTATION
> &END COLVAR
> &END SUBSYS
> ...
> &CONSTRAINT
> &COLLECTIVE
> TARGET 0.0
> MOLNAME q1010c-dyn
> COLVAR 1
> &RESTRAINT
> k [kjmol] 1.0
> &END RESTRAINT
> &END COLLECTIVE
> &END CONSTRAINT
>
> But I can not see any effect during my MD.
> I have single molecule in system called "q1010c-dyn"
>
> Could anyone tell me, should I just increase restraint k value, or
> change input, or allot 2 molecules instead of 1, or whatever?
> Just how it should work?
>
> Thanks.
> Ilya
>
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