AMBER Archive (2005)Subject: Re: AMBER: igb=10 some vdW terms disappear?
From: Ray Luo (rluo_at_uci.edu)
Date: Mon Mar 21 2005 - 11:15:24 CST
Dave,
Could you email me all input/data files so I can reproduce your problem
with igb=10?
Best,
Ray
Wells, David H wrote:
> Web Bug from MailScannerWebBug
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> In a system with 86 explicit chloroform molecules solvating a simple
> organic molecule (c8h13n1o2) and a water molecule running md with
> igb=10 I find chloroform molecules "penetrating" the organic molecule
> as though van der Waals terms were being ignored. Simply changing
> igb=10 to igb=0 eliminates the problem.
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> The unit checks out cleanly with xLeap prior to saving parm & coord files.
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> amber8/linux redhat enterprise/dell pc
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> Any thoughts, ideas or suggestions would be welcome.
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> Dave Wells
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> Imperial College London
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