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+ | ===== Task 3: Evaluate the free energy difference ===== | ||
+ | โ Each constrained MD will produce a '' | ||
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+ | Shake Lagrangian Multipliers: | ||
+ | Rattle Lagrangian Multipliers: | ||
+ | Shake Lagrangian Multipliers: | ||
+ | Rattle Lagrangian Multipliers: | ||
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+ | <note warning> | ||
+ | Make sure that you get the units right. The Largange multipliers are written in atomic units (Hartree/ | ||
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+ | * From these files you can calculate the average Lagrange multiplier of the Shake-algorithm like this: | ||
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+ | grep Shake yourprojectname.LagrangeMultLog | awk '{c++ ; s=s+$4}END{print s/c}' | ||
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+ | * The average Lagrange multiplier is the average force $F(x)$ required to constrain the atoms at the distance $x$. | ||
+ | * From these forces the free energy difference can be obtained via TI (see **Background**) | ||
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+ | <note tip> | ||
+ | * Calculate $\Delta A$ numerically using the trapezoidal rule (or equivalent) with EXCEL, ORIGIN or any scripting language. | ||
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