[AMBER] mixing rules for various water models in AMBER

From: conor parks <coparks2012.gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2015 00:14:26 -0400

hello,

I am interested in using either the tip3p or SPC/e water models in a glycine simulation I am trying to perform. However, I am slightly confused about the mixing rules between atom pairs for the water molecules. Amber uses an arithmetic average to generate the epsilon sigma pairs. OPLS, on the other hand, uses geometric averages. However, I see people simulating using amber with tip3p, and other instances using OPLS with tip3p.What is the appropriate mixing rule for these various water models when I am simulating the rest of my system using the amber force field?

Also, I've been having trouble subscribing to this email list. If this email got sent a couple times, I apologize.

conor
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