[MMTK] 3 body force field and electric field
hinsen at cnrs-orleans.fr
hinsen at cnrs-orleans.fr
Mon Jun 7 12:39:43 CEST 2004
On 05.06.2004, at 00:01, Tandia, Adama wrote:
> Is some sort of 3 body force field like Axilrod-Teller or Stillinger
> weber developed in MMTK;
No. The only three-body term implemented is the bond angle term.
> If not, has anybody ever tried to implement it?
I didn't, but I don't expect any difficulty. Any force field term that
is a function of the coordinates can be implemented as demonstrated in
the example code for a harmonic interaction term.
> Second question: Is it possible to apply electric field on a structure
> during a regular MD run?
>
Yes, but it takes more effort than just specifying an option. You need
to write a force field term that calculates the forces and energy due
to the electric field. Then you add it to the standard (Amber force
field), i.e.:
universe.setForceField(Amber94ForceField() +
ElectricField(universe, 2.*Units.V/Units.m)
That's it. Every energy-related routine will automatically take the
field into account.
Actually, the electric field is so simple to do that I might write it
as an additional example code. But not today...
Konrad.
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