Hi David & Amberians,
thanks for your answer. It made a mistake during pasting the results and
pasted a older result with ibelly-option.
I got the following results for sander and ANAL :
from sander :
NSTEP ENERGY RMS GMAX NAME NUMBER
9497 -1.2343E+04 9.6833E-01 1.1145E+01 H1 4853
BOND = 295.8162 ANGLE = 646.4210 DIHED = 1233.8313
VDWAALS = -2112.7547 EEL = -25900.1470 HBOND = 0.0000
1-4 VDW = 833.2051 1-4 EEL = 12661.1189 RESTRAINT = 0.0000
and from ANAL :
INITIAL ENERGY COMPONENTS
TOTAL ENERGY = -6657.8538
NON-BONDED VDW ENERGY = -2248.2623
NON-BONDED EEL ENERGY = -11164.3808
HBOND 10-12 ENERGY = 0.0000
BOND ENERGY = 295.8162
ANGLE ENERGY = 646.4210
DIHEDRAL ENERGY = 1233.8313
NON-BOND 14 VDW ENERGY = 833.2051
NON-BOND 14 EEL ENERGY = 3745.5157
BOND CONSTRAINT ENERGY = 0.0000
ANGLE CONSTRAINT ENERGY = 0.0000
DIHEDRAL CONSTRAINT ENERGY = 0.0000
POSITION CONSTRAINT ENERGY = 0.0000
It seems that the main differences are for the calculation of EEL
enrgies. I don't know how to change the
ANAL parameters to get nearly the same results.
ANAL parameters :
NTX = 1 NTXO = 0 NRC = 0
NRCX = 0 NGRPX = 20 KFORM = 1
NTB = 0 BOXX = 51.483 BOXY = 39.715
BOXZ = 57.527 BETA = 90.000
NTF = 1 NTID = 0 NTN = 1
NTNB = 0 NSNB = 25 IDIEL = 0
RCUT = 8.50 SCNB = 2.00
SCEE = 1.20 DIELC = 1.00
IMAX EBMAX EANMAX EDIHMAX ENB14MAX
1 0.00 0.10 0.10 0.10
EEL14MAX ENBMAX EELMAX EHBMAX ECONSMAX
0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10
sander aparameters :
polyA-polyT 10-mer: initial minimisation prior to MD GB model
&cntrl
imin = 1,
maxcyc = 60000,
ntmin = 1,
ncyc = 1000,
igb = 0,
ntb = 0,
dx0 = 0.1,
dxm = 1.0,
cut = 8.5,
ibelly = 0,
drms = 0.1,
&end
eof
What could I change to get the same total energy from ANAL as from sander ?
Hope anyone can help.
Best wishes,
Daniel
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David A. Case wrote:
>On Fri, Dec 17, 2004, Daniel Wetzler wrote:
>
>
>>I'm wondering now, why the total energy calculated by sander for
>>the final step differs from the total enrgy calculated by ANAL.
>>
>>Does anyone know why this could be the case and if I should
>>change that somehow ?
>>
>>
>
>We would need more details. Anal doesn't know anything about periodic boundary
>conditions, about GB, etc. But for gas-phase results with no cutoff, it
>should give the same answers as sander.
>
>..dac
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