On Dec 22, 2011, at 9:05 AM, Mark Abraham <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 12/22/2011 6:16 PM, Sairam Tatikonda wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> I have performed minimization of ubiquitin  in vaccum both in GROMACS and 
>> NAMD using CHARMM force field .when i have compared the energy values for 
>> first step ,i found that variation in the values
> 
> In GROMACS, that energy is based on the result of the first EM step. To do a 
> "single-point" energy calculation, do a zero-step MD run, or use mdrun -rerun.
> 
>> 
>>                      NAMD (kcal/mol)                  GROMACS(kcal/mol)
>> Bond              1929.3647                              1928.57
>> pro.dihed         256.1007                               345.21
>> imp dihed         10.8044                                10.797
>> potential           1295                                    1215
>> coloumbic       -1483.6554                            -1557.72
>> LJ                     73.1648                               69.445 
>> 
>> Structure
>> information          NAMD                              GROMACS
>> atoms                1231                                 1231
>> bonds                 1237                                 1236
>> dihedrals            3293                                  3292
>> Impr dihedrals      204                                    203
> 
> It seems clear that you have a difference in the .psf and .top topologies you 
> are generating, so any further comparison is not profitable.
> 

It would be useful to see where the missing bond is, considering that the 
number of atoms is the same.
In principle there could be a bug in the charmm rtp files for instance.

>> 
>> Though the number of atoms are same ,i did not understand why there is 
>> variation in number of bonds,angles and dihedrals leading to difference in 
>> energy values. 
>> where i have calculated the coloumbic energy and LJ energy from log file of 
>> GROMACS by adding up short range,long range and 14 terms.is it the correct 
>> way of calculating the total coloumbic and LJ energies to compare  them with 
>> NAMD coloumbic and LJ values.
> 
> You will have to read the documentation for each code carefully in order to 
> do calculations that compute the same things. There are lots of details you 
> will have to get exactly right.
> 
> Mark
> 
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