Hi all,
I am trying to run REST in GROMACS following the way proposed by tsuyoshi 
terakawa. In their method,they implemented REST by rescaling the force-field 
parameters without even changing the code. I have also searched in the mailing 
list and found that we can manipulate the scale parameter in ffnonbonded.itp 
and ffbonded.itp as well as the .rtp file for charges to construct the .top of 
highest "temperature" which corresponds to lambda=1.Taking the two states(the 
lowest "temperature" corresponds to lambda=0 regard as state A and highest 
temperature corresponds to lambda=1 regard as state B) into the same .top file, 
we can  we can directly use the Hamiltonian REM routine of GROMACS 4,which is 
based on the λ-dynamics and the linear combination potential scheme of the 
two-ends potentials(I do not know whether my understanding is right?).
I add the parameters of state B in to the topology A following the 5.7.4 
"Topologies for free energy calculations" in GROMACS manual.The bond scaling 
parameters can be added in [bonds] with dA kA dB,kB,while the dA,kA,stand for 
the bond parameters of state A,and the dB,kB stand for the parameters of state 
B.Other scaling parameters such as [angles],[dihedrals] can be treat as the 
same way.My question is how to add the epsilon parameters of Lennard-Jones of 
state B into the .top file? The force field that I used is OPLS-AA force 
field,is it true add the epsilon value in the [pairs] part? I do not know in 
the [pairs] with the format of :ai    aj funct            c0            c1      
      c2            c3,what c0,c1,c2 and c3 stands for? 
Would you some body give me some suggestions to me? thanks very much
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