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Contents
Description
Theory
Overview
- This method proceeds in three steps
- driving of selected coordinate
- During driving desired CV change proceeds and forces system to switch Reactants -> Products. Restarts along CV change has to be recorded or extracted from trajectory. Restarts should not be very distant in CV space to obtain reasonable result of integration.
- parallel constrained dynamics for restarts extracted along reaction coordinate driving trajectory
- For each restart generated in previous step, separate simulation has to be run with CV value fixed by constrain.
- analysis
- Result of parallel constrained dynamics is mean value of force applied to keep constraint in each CV constrained position. These values are then numerically integrated.
CV constrain value manipulation
During Constrain dynamics simulations user manipulates with CV value. According user input program either fix CV value, or changes it. Changes are done in linear way to reach final value by end of dynamics. For CV value manipulations use keywords:
Key | Default value | Type | Description |
increment | 0 | real | Increase CV from starting value to starting value + increment |
change_to | 0 | real | Change CV to value of change_to. |
no keyword | Increment set to 0 (default) and CV is kept fixed. |
Input example
# specification of drving {CON} [CV] name distance1 change_to 10 ! change CV value from starting value to 10
Analysis
Result is set to file _con.out (by default), where this file contains constrain data from simulation. Following example shows how to extract free energy profile.
for I in `ls restart*/_con.out` do echo " $I" tail -n 1 $I | awk '{printf $6 "\t" $5 "\n";}' >> mtc_control tail -n 1 $I | awk '{printf $6 "\t" $7 "\n";}' >> _all_con.out tail -n 1 $I | awk '{printf $6 "\t" $9 "\n";}' >> error done sort -rn mtc_control > mtc_control_sorted sort -rn _all_con.out > _all_con_sorted sort -rn error > error_sorted integrate _all_con_sorted int --nosigma integrate error_sorted int_error --nosigma