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== Point calculations to verify that AMBER and NAMD give the same results ==
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AMBER example point calculation (GB) input:
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Single point GB energy calc
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  &cntrl
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  ntf    = 1,      ntb    = 0,      ntc  = 1,
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  idecomp= 0,
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  igb    = 5,      saltcon= 0.00,
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  gbsa  = 2,      surften= 1.0,
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  offset = 0.09,    extdiel= 78.5,
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  cut    = 999.0, nsnb  = 99999,
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  scnb  = 2.0,    scee  = 1.2,
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  imin  = 1,      maxcyc = 1,      ncyc  = 0,
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  &end
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NAMD example point calculation input:
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# initial config
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#coordinates    GP41.WILD_t20.strip.solv.07md.pdb
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temperature    0
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# output params
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outputname      07_to_11pr
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binaryoutput    no
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# integrator params
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timestep        1.0
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# force field params
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# Point Calc. for AMBER input files
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amber          on
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parmfile        active_erlotinib.com.gas.leap.parm
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ambercoor      active_erlotinib.com.gas.leap.crd
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readexclusions  yes  # exclusions are taken from parmfile
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exclude        scaled1-4
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1-4scaling      0.833333  # =1/1.2, default is 1.0
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scnb            2.0  # Defalt
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switching      off
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cutoff          999.0
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pairInteraction off
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## Compute energies and forces, but don't try to move the atoms.
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  run 0
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##coorfile close
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AMBER gives the following results:  
 
AMBER gives the following results:  
  
 
   NSTEP      ENERGY          RMS            GMAX        NAME    NUMBER
 
   NSTEP      ENERGY          RMS            GMAX        NAME    NUMBER
 
       1      6.9509E+03    1.8660E+01    7.7702E+02    HD12      807
 
       1      6.9509E+03    1.8660E+01    7.7702E+02    HD12      807
 
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  BOND    =      216.2588  ANGLE  =      724.0684  DIHED      =    2516.9902
 
  BOND    =      216.2588  ANGLE  =      724.0684  DIHED      =    2516.9902
 
  VDWAALS =    -1292.7545  EEL    =  -19141.1870  EGB        =    -3682.0180
 
  VDWAALS =    -1292.7545  EEL    =  -19141.1870  EGB        =    -3682.0180
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  ESURF  =    14081.5300
 
  ESURF  =    14081.5300
  
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Note the following: VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW = -1292.7545 + 1317.8423  = 25.0878
  
Note the following: VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW = -1292.7545 + 1317.8423  = 25.0878
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and EEL + 1-4 EEL    = -19141.1870 + 12210.1621 = -6931.0249
                    EEL + 1-4 EEL    = -19141.1870 + 12210.1621 = -6931.0249
 
  
 
NAMD gives the following results:
 
NAMD gives the following results:
  
ETITLE:      TS          BOND          ANGLE          DIHED          IMPRP              ELECT            VDW      BOUNDARY          MISC        KINETIC              TOTAL          TEMP        TOTAL2        TOTAL3        TEMPAVG
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ETITLE:      TS          BOND          ANGLE          DIHED          IMPRP               
 
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ENERGY:      0      216.2589      724.0641      2516.9907        0.0000           
ENERGY:      0      216.2589      724.0641      2516.9907        0.0000          -6931.2673        25.0872        0.0000        0.0000        0.0000          -3448.8662        0.0000    -3385.0133    -3385.0133        0.0000
 
  
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      ELECT            VDW      BOUNDARY          MISC        KINETIC             
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-6931.2673        25.0872        0.0000        0.0000        0.0000         
  
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      TOTAL          TEMP        TOTAL2        TOTAL3        TEMPAVG
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-3448.8662        0.0000    -3385.0133    -3385.0133        0.0000
  
 
Note that the NAMD VDW = AMBER VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW, and like-wise for ELECT
 
Note that the NAMD VDW = AMBER VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW, and like-wise for ELECT

Latest revision as of 11:43, 20 July 2009

Point calculations to verify that AMBER and NAMD give the same results

AMBER example point calculation (GB) input:

Single point GB energy calc
 &cntrl
  ntf    = 1,       ntb    = 0,       ntc  = 1,
  idecomp= 0,
  igb    = 5,       saltcon= 0.00,
  gbsa   = 2,       surften= 1.0,
  offset = 0.09,    extdiel= 78.5,
  cut    = 999.0, nsnb   = 99999,
  scnb   = 2.0,     scee   = 1.2,
  imin   = 1,       maxcyc = 1,       ncyc   = 0,
 &end

NAMD example point calculation input:

# initial config
#coordinates     GP41.WILD_t20.strip.solv.07md.pdb
temperature     0

# output params
outputname      07_to_11pr
binaryoutput    no

# integrator params
timestep        1.0

# force field params
# Point Calc. for AMBER input files
amber           on
parmfile        active_erlotinib.com.gas.leap.parm 
ambercoor       active_erlotinib.com.gas.leap.crd
readexclusions  yes  # exclusions are taken from parmfile
exclude         scaled1-4
1-4scaling      0.833333  # =1/1.2, default is 1.0
scnb            2.0  # Defalt

switching       off
cutoff          999.0

pairInteraction		off

## Compute energies and forces, but don't try to move the atoms.
 run 0
##coorfile close

AMBER gives the following results:

 NSTEP       ENERGY          RMS            GMAX         NAME    NUMBER
     1       6.9509E+03     1.8660E+01     7.7702E+02     HD12      807

BOND    =      216.2588  ANGLE   =      724.0684  DIHED      =     2516.9902
VDWAALS =    -1292.7545  EEL     =   -19141.1870  EGB        =    -3682.0180
1-4 VDW =     1317.8423  1-4 EEL =    12210.1621  RESTRAINT  =        0.0000
ESURF   =    14081.5300

Note the following: VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW = -1292.7545 + 1317.8423 = 25.0878

and EEL + 1-4 EEL = -19141.1870 + 12210.1621 = -6931.0249

NAMD gives the following results:

ETITLE:      TS           BOND          ANGLE          DIHED          IMPRP               
ENERGY:       0       216.2589       724.0641      2516.9907         0.0000          
     ELECT            VDW       BOUNDARY           MISC        KINETIC               
-6931.2673        25.0872         0.0000         0.0000         0.0000          
     TOTAL           TEMP         TOTAL2         TOTAL3        TEMPAVG
-3448.8662         0.0000     -3385.0133     -3385.0133         0.0000

Note that the NAMD VDW = AMBER VDWAALS + 1-4 VDW, and like-wise for ELECT