| AMBER Archive (2008)Subject: Re: AMBER: implicit energy calculations
From: Thomas Cheatham III (tec3_at_utah.edu)Date: Thu Mar 13 2008 - 12:47:04 CDT
 
 
 
 
> I have done 2 calculatios, one of them using NAMD/amber force field, and the
> other one using NAMD/charmm force field. With the first one, no problem,
 > everything goes OK, however, in the second case, I have problems. This is what
 > I did:
 >
 > 1) With ptraj, I convert the NAMD trajectory in .dcd format to amber crd
 > format
 
 Make sure that "nobox" is specified on the trajout.  Also, make sure there 
is a 1-1 mapping between the coordinates in both; the easiest way to do
 this is to take 1 snapshot from your .dcd file and re-build an AMBER
 topology with this snapshot as a PDB.
 
 trajin namd.dcd 1 1 1
trajout snap.pdb pdb
 
 then run LEaP with this PDB to generate a new topology...
 > BOND    =   118264.5368  ANGLE   =    19804.6937  DIHED      =     1827.4664
> VDWAALS =    64582.4134  EEL     =   -10701.6010  EGB        =    -4928.3276
 > 1-4 VDW =   141690.8806  1-4 EEL =     8520.1304  RESTRAINT  =        0.0000
 
 The large energies for the BAD (bond-angle-dihedral), but not 
electrostatics, suggest the order may not be consistent.  I would not
 expect "charmm" geometries to lead to differences this large, but then
 again I haven't tested this; most likely it is a different mapping
 
 -- tec3
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