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Re: [h5md-user] Additional properties of particles


From: Jakub Krajniak
Subject: Re: [h5md-user] Additional properties of particles
Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2014 18:13:53 +0100
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W dniu 01.12.2014 o 16:50, Felix Höfling pisze:
Am 01.12.2014, 15:04 Uhr, schrieb Pierre de Buyl
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I didn't think that we would need a full proposal for charges as it would be
just an additional field. To remove the ambiguity about the kind of charges, I
have put a proposal :-)

It is not yet generated on the official homepage but github renders the markdown
at https://github.com/h5md/h5md/blob/master/proposals/0102_particles_charge.mdwn

Cheers,

Pierre



Hi Pierre,

Thanks for putting a proposal on this! I fully support it, but have some
minor questions/comments:

- Why do you use "real" for the formal charge? We could simply use
"formal" (and say that this kind of charge is meant if nothing else is
specified?)

- In the case of force fields, is the charge unique to the particle or to
the bond? Perhaps, it would be best to specify force-field bonds as a
whole (outside of particles/), including all parameters (partial charges,
bond length, bond stiffness, ...). If I understand the concept of force
fields correctly, there is only a finite (albeit large) number of such
parameter sets, and the bonds depends on the atoms involved and their
position within the protein.

Great, thanks Pierre for the proposal :-)

AFAIK the popular force field formats attaches the charge as an attribute of the atom type not a bond type. So looking in e.g. GROMACS FF definitions there is a multiple set of carbon atoms with different properties depending also on the bond type.

Best,
Jakub


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