Qiao Baofu wrote:
Hi David,

I think maybe the virtual site is suitable for NO3-. But how about PF6-? Please see the .itp file for the PF6-, which is wroten by myself. 1. Because all the bond-length are constrainted, there is no energy term in the .itp file. Therefore it is not a problem of energy term, I think. 2. Except the bond-length, the angles F-P-F should be constrainted to be 90 or 180.


this may work, just try it. However, be careful that the number of degrees of freedom is correct, that is it won't be correct! You will have to adapt the temperature in your simulation to match it.


*********** .itp file*********************
[ moleculetype ]
; Name PF6-
PFN      3

[ atoms ]
;   nr    type    resnr   resid   atom  cgnr  charge    mass
    1    opls_977     1    PFN    PAA    1    1.34   30.97376
    2    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA1    1   -0.39   18.99840
    3    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA2    1   -0.39   18.99840
    4    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA3    1   - 0.39   18.99840
Typo on the above line...

    5    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA4    1   -0.39   18.99840
    6    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA5    1   -0.39   18.99840
    7    opls_978     1    PFN   FAA6    1   -0.39   18.99840

[ constraints ]
  1   2    1     0.1560
  1   3    1     0.1560
  1   4    1     0.1560
  1   5    1     0.1560
  1   6    1     0.1560
  1   7    1     0.1560

; The structure of PF6- is Octahedral
[ constraints ]
  2   3    2     0.2206
  2   4    2     0.2206
  2   5    2     0.3120
  2   6    2     0.2206
  2   7    2     0.2206
  3   4    2     0.2206
  3   5    2     0.2206
  3   6    2     0.3120
  3   7    2     0.2206
  4   5    2     0.2206
  4   6    2     0.2206
  4   7    2     0.3120
5 6 2 0.2206 5 7 2 0.2206 6 7 2 0.2206
******************* .top file******************
;the force field files to be included
#include "ffoplsaa.itp"


; include the PF6- topology
#include "PFN.itp"

[ system ]
PFN

[ molecules ]
; molecule name   number
  PFN               5
****************************************


2006/8/30, David van der Spoel <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>:

    Qiao Baofu wrote:
     > Hi All,
     >
     > In my simulation, the NO3- is used, in which the three N-O bond
    length
     > is constraints. And a planar triangular structure is used.
     > I used the type "1" of [ constraints ] to constraint the bond length.
     > Because I only find angle constraints which is used on H-involved
    angles,
     > I used the type "2" of [ constraints ] to constraint the length
    between
     > Os.  (The distance is calculated from the triangular structure).
    After
     > the Energy Minimization, all the bong length become very long (much
     > bigger than the box length).   Who knows how to solve it?
     >

    You probably have an error in the topology. Check energy terms.

    However, you probably should consider modeling this using either an
    improper dihedral to keep the N in the plane or, if you want to keep the
    molecule planar at every time use a virtual site representation for
    the N.

     > Sincerely yours,
     > Baofu Qiao, PhD
     >
     >
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