[CP2K:10259] MD melting problem
jie wu
4985... at qq.com
Fri May 4 01:58:01 UTC 2018
Hello, Josip, this answer is really helpful. But I found the force field
parameters in publication paper and the force field code has already been
opened in their website. I tried to repeated the simulation in the paper
with the exact parameters and sets. In the paper, the authors sasid:"all
works conducted in NVT ensemble, at three different temperatures within an
interval of 100 K. Starting from crystal structure, after equilibration for
100 ps to reach the molten state, a series of 250ps production runs
performed at each temperature, until converged statistical averages could
be obtained for the transport coefficients. " Maybe I should email the
author to check what I missed. What's more, though the code in public is
the code of CP2K input, the authors conducted simulations with CPMD in the
paper. Is there any concerns with the sorftware difference?
在 2018年5月3日星期四 UTC+8下午9:46:26,Josip Lovrić写道:
>
> Maybe wise thing to do is to check force field first, maybe you have some
> mistake in definition of force field.
> Try to take just few atoms and check how energy evolves. If the potential
> is wrong you will get strange values.
>
> Josip
>
> 2018-05-03 14:12 GMT+02:00 <498... at qq.com <javascript:>>:
>
>> Hello, Josip, thanks very much for the answer. The system is bulk. 10s is
>> too long to simulate, maybe build the initial configuration based on the
>> experimental density in random way is a good choice. However, I also
>> encountered a problem in that way, the pre-equilibriumed system is a little
>> larger than the experimental density evaluated volume. So in avoid to the
>> error of 'GEOMETRY wrong or EMAX_SPLINE too small!', I set the cell abc
>> accoording to the pre-equilibriumed volume. With the time accumulating, I
>> found the volume expanded in NVT ensemble which is ridiculous and holes
>> began to form in the bulk. I don't know what caused this.
>>
>> 在 2018年5月3日星期四 UTC+8下午3:33:29,Josip Lovrić写道:
>>>
>>> Normaly, phase transitions are hard to reproduce. You are not first one
>>> to be frustrated. Secondly 100 ps is way to short, you need to go at least
>>> to 10s of ns and maybe if you are lucky you will see some melting. Also, do
>>> you have slab or bulk?
>>>
>>> Josip
>>> Greetings from Gothenburg
>>>
>>> 2018-05-03 2:37 GMT+02:00 <498... at qq.com>:
>>>
>>>> Hello, everyone, I recently want simulated the melting structure of
>>>> molten salts. The simulation begin with the crystal structure and intend to
>>>> be melt at 3000 K in NPT ensemble, but the result is frustrating. After 100
>>>> ps runs, the ions still in crystal structure. The parameters in the force
>>>> field is in published paper and widely used, so I wonder maybe I write
>>>> something of the input wrong. The input file is listed below, pls help out
>>>> the dilemma, thanks very much.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> &GLOBAL ! Section with general information
>>>> regarding which kind of simulation to perform an parameters for the whole
>>>> PROGRAM
>>>> PROJECT C6 ! Name of the project. This word will
>>>> appear as part of a name of all ouput files (except main ouput file,
>>>> specified with -o option)
>>>> RUN_TYPE MD ! Molecular Dynamics
>>>> PRINT_LEVEL low
>>>> &END GLOBAL
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> &FORCE_EVAL ! This section defines method for calculating energy and
>>>> forces
>>>> METHOD FIST ! Using Molecular Mechanics
>>>> STRESS_TENSOR NUMERICAL
>>>> &MM
>>>> &FORCEFIELD ! This section specifies forcefield parameters
>>>> ..........
>>>> &END FORCEFIELD
>>>> &POISSON ! This section specifies parameters for the Poisson solver
>>>> &EWALD ! This section specifies parameters for the EWALD
>>>> summation method (for the electrostatics)
>>>> EWALD_TYPE none ! Standard real-space coulomb potential is
>>>> computed together with the non-bonded contributions.
>>>> &END EWALD
>>>> &END POISSON
>>>> &NEIGHBOR_LISTS
>>>> GEO_CHECK TRUE
>>>> NEIGHBOR_LISTS_FROM_SCRATCH TRUE
>>>> VERLET_SKIN 1
>>>> &END NEIGHBOR_LISTS
>>>> &END MM
>>>> &SUBSYS ! This section defines the system
>>>> &CELL ! Unit cell set up
>>>> ABC 22.56 22.56 22.56 ! Lengths of the cell vectors A, B, and C
>>>> ALPHA_BETA_GAMMA 90.0 90.0 90.0
>>>> PERIODIC XYZ
>>>> &END CELL
>>>> &TOPOLOGY
>>>> COORD_FILE_NAME NaCl.xyz
>>>> COORDINATE xyz ! The type of the file is XYZ
>>>> &END TOPOLOGY
>>>> &END SUBSYS
>>>> &END FORCE_EVAL
>>>>
>>>> &MOTION ! This section defines a set of tool connected with the motion
>>>> of the nuclei.
>>>> &PRINT
>>>> &TRAJECTORY
>>>> LOG_PRINT_KEY T
>>>> FORMAT XMOL
>>>> &EACH
>>>> MD 10000
>>>> &END EACH
>>>> ADD_LAST NUMERIC
>>>> &END TRAJECTORY
>>>> &END PRINT
>>>> &MD
>>>> ENSEMBLE NPT_I
>>>> TEMPERATURE 3000
>>>> &BAROSTAT
>>>> PRESSURE 0
>>>> TEMPERATURE 3000
>>>> &END BAROSTAT
>>>> &THERMOSTAT
>>>> TYPE NOSE
>>>> REGION GLOBAL
>>>> &NOSE
>>>> TIMECON 100
>>>> LENGTH 3
>>>> MTS 2
>>>> &END NOSE
>>>> &END THERMOSTAT
>>>> TIMESTEP 1.0
>>>> STEPS 100000
>>>> &END MD
>>>>
>>>> &PRINT
>>>> &RESTART
>>>> LOG_PRINT_KEY T
>>>> &EACH
>>>> MD 10000
>>>> &END EACH
>>>> ADD_LAST NUMERIC
>>>> &END RESTART
>>>> &END PRINT
>>>> &END MOTION
>>>> &END
>>>> &END MOTION
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