Nonperiodic Poisson solvers
Jadzia
c.gor... at gmail.com
Thu Sep 28 15:17:00 UTC 2017
There is one more question...
*6) No Electrostatics*
If I want a system with no electrostatics at all (e.g. a dummy molecules),
is this the right way to do it?
&POISSON
PERIODIC none
&EWALD
EWALD_TYPE none
&END EWALD
&END POISSON
Of course I would also be very happy if someone would only answer one or
two of the above questions.
Many thanks,
Jadzia
On Wednesday, September 27, 2017 at 3:29:47 PM UTC+2, Jadzia wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am trying to simulate a system with an isolated molecule, therefore I
> need a non-periodic setup. I have read the previous posts about the topic,
> but there are a number of questions open. They are both for the wavelet and
> the MT Poisson solver.
>
> *1) System size*
> My simulations will be quite long (both MM and QM) and due to the movement
> of the molecule, to my understanding it needs to be avoided that the
> molecule leaves the box. Will it be fine if I set the box size to 1000
> Angstrom for security reasons or is this not recommended?
>
> *2) Periodic cells*
> This question is closely related to question 1). If I set the Poisson
> solver to non-periodic, could one set the CELL to periodic, and thus solve
> the problem that the molecule leaves the box?
>
> *3) Ewald methods*
> Also closely related to question 1). If I set the box size to 1000, even
> with Ewald as Poisson solver the system should be effectively non-periodic
> due to the large distance, right? Would this be a plausible alternative to
> the MT or wavelet solvers?
>
> *4) Mixed force evaluations*
> In the case that I have a mixed force evaluation setup and use the Wavelet
> solver (see the config file below), do I need to include the
> &CENTER_COORDINATES section also in the mixed force eval section, or only
> in the real force evaluation section?
>
> *5) MT solver for periodic systems*
> Is the MT solver only for nonperiodic systems in CP2K, or does it also
> work for periodic systems? In the publication it is at least written it
> works for periodic systems and even with ewald/spme.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
>
> Best wishes,
> Jadzia
>
>
> &GLOBAL
> PROJECT system
> RUN_TYPE md
> PRINT_LEVEL medium
> &END global
>
> &MOTION
> &MD
> ENSEMBLE langevin
> &LANGEVIN
> GAMMA [fs^-1] 1.0E-3 # "Langevin" gamma
> (adapt for your system)
> &END LANGEVIN
> STEPS 5000000
> TIMESTEP 0.5
> TEMPERATURE 300.0
> &END MD
> &END MOTION
>
> &MULTIPLE_FORCE_EVALS
> FORCE_EVAL_ORDER 2 3
> MULTIPLE_SUBSYS true
> &END
>
> &FORCE_EVAL
> STRESS_TENSOR analytical
> METHOD mixed
> &MIXED
> MIXING_TYPE genmix
> &GENERIC
> VARIABLES a b
> MIXING_FUNCTION a+b
> &END
> @include cp2k.in.mapping
> &END
> &SUBSYS
> &TOPOLOGY
> &CENTER_COORDINATES
> &END
> CONNECTIVITY off
> COORDINATE pdb
> COORD_FILE_NAME system.pdb
> &END TOPOLOGY
> &CELL
> PERIODIC NONE
> ABC 20 20 20
> &END CELL
> &END SUBSYS
> &END FORCE_EVAL
>
> &FORCE_EVAL
> STRESS_TENSOR analytical
> METHOD fist
> &MM
> &FORCEFIELD
> PARM_FILE_NAME system1.prm
> PARMTYPE chm
> &SPLINE
> EMAX_SPLINE 100000
> RCUT_NB 12.
> &END
> &END FORCEFIELD
> &POISSON
> POISSON_SOLVER WAVELET
> PERIODIC NONE
> &EWALD
> EWALD_TYPE NONE
> &END EWALD
> &END POISSON
> &END MM
> &SUBSYS
> &CELL
> PERIODIC NONE
> ABC 20 20 20
> &END CELL
> &TOPOLOGY
> &CENTER_COORDINATES
> &END
> COORDINATE pdb
> COORD_FILE_NAME system1.pdb
> CONN_FILE_FORMAT psf
> CONN_FILE_NAME system1.psf
> &END TOPOLOGY
> &END SUBSYS
> &END FORCE_EVAL
>
> &FORCE_EVAL
> STRESS_TENSOR analytical
> METHOD fist
> &MM
> &FORCEFIELD
> PARM_FILE_NAME system2.prm
> PARMTYPE chm
> &SPLINE
> EMAX_SPLINE 100000
> RCUT_NB 12.
> &END
> &END FORCEFIELD
> &POISSON
> POISSON_SOLVER WAVELET
> PERIODIC NONE
> &EWALD
> EWALD_TYPE NONE
> &END EWALD
> &END POISSON
> &END MM
> &SUBSYS
> &CELL
> PERIODIC NONE
> ABC 20 20 20
> &END CELL
> &TOPOLOGY
> &CENTER_COORDINATES
> &END
> COORDINATE pdb
> COORD_FILE_NAME system2.pdb
> CONN_FILE_FORMAT psf
> CONN_FILE_NAME system2.psf
> &END TOPOLOGY
> &END SUBSYS
> &END FORCE_EVAL
>
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