It's not going to make it to the QligFEPv2 paper, but I have a new package converting PyMemDyn-generated united-atom (UA) POPC lipids to all-atom (AA) lipids, including hydrogens. The geometries aren't fully optimized, so they crash on eq1. I'm writing this issue to follow up in the near future.
Changing eq1.inp to a shorter step size with double the amount of steps without shake has enabled the equilibration to run:
[MD]
steps 20000 ! This number was doubled
stepsize 0.01 ! This used to be 0.1
temperature 1
bath_coupling 0.2
random_seed SEED_VAR
initial_temperature 1
shake_solvent off ! this used to be on
shake_hydrogens off
shake_solute off
lrf on
separate_scaling on
⚠️ can probably be optimized e.g.: introduce eq0 with the shorter step size
FEP is still crashing on eq5, with shake failing on HOH hydrogens. Current input:
[MD]
steps 50000
stepsize 2.0
temperature T_VAR
bath_coupling 10.0
shake_hydrogens on
shake_solute on
shake_solvent on
lrf on
separate_scaling on
Based on this, tasks for following up:
It's not going to make it to the QligFEPv2 paper, but I have a new package converting PyMemDyn-generated united-atom (UA) POPC lipids to all-atom (AA) lipids, including hydrogens. The geometries aren't fully optimized, so they crash on
eq1. I'm writing this issue to follow up in the near future.Changing
eq1.inpto a shorter step size with double the amount of steps without shake has enabled the equilibration to run:eq0with the shorter step sizeFEP is still crashing on
eq5, with shake failing on HOH hydrogens. Current input:Based on this, tasks for following up: