On 2011-12-22 13:24, Sairam Tatikonda wrote:
Hi sir,
Thanks alot for your valuable suggestion .

As i was actually searching a way to find out the missing  bond  but i
could not find .can u please suggest  me a way where i can further
proceed to find it.

Thanks in advance.

The top file lists all the bonds in order.
I guess the same information must be in the psf file?

Regards
Rajitha.






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