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I noticed that the xml file, which is [AFAIK] ported from Gromacs , is significantly outdated as long as the Gromacs file itself also. I noticed significant differences between the numerical parameters in the xml file and in the supplement of the most recent OPLS paper .
For instance, epsilon values for the atom types opls_900, 901, and 902 in Foyer and Gromacs :
says that the atom types opls_903 and opls_904 override the atom type opls_906 that in turn overrides opls_136. The latter statement looks reasonable, since both opls_906 and opls_136 carbon atoms are CH2 :
At the same time, the former statement sounds strange, since it claims that the carbon atom data CH3 overrides the carbon atom data CH2. Perhaps, instead of opls_906 you meant opls_135 :
that is CH3 carbon atom also? In this case, it makes perfect sense. Would you clarify, please?
Thanks!
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*XML* file with OPLS-AA forcefield parameters is outdated
XML file with OPLS-AA forcefield parameters is outdated
Oct 23, 2024
Hello!
I noticed that the xml file, which is [AFAIK] ported from Gromacs , is significantly outdated as long as the Gromacs file itself also. I noticed significant differences between the numerical parameters in the xml file and in the supplement of the most recent OPLS paper .
For instance, epsilon values for the atom types opls_900, 901, and 902 in Foyer and Gromacs :
differ from those in the paper :
i.e. 0.71128 vs. 0.170, respectively.
Are you planning to update the xml file eventually according to the new quantitative data of the OPLS FF authors?
Perhaps, I also noticed a typo in your xml file :
says that the atom types opls_903 and opls_904 override the atom type opls_906 that in turn overrides opls_136. The latter statement looks reasonable, since both opls_906 and opls_136 carbon atoms are CH2 :
At the same time, the former statement sounds strange, since it claims that the carbon atom data CH3 overrides the carbon atom data CH2. Perhaps, instead of opls_906 you meant opls_135 :
that is CH3 carbon atom also? In this case, it makes perfect sense. Would you clarify, please?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: