How to determine the exclusion of N-DMBI? #38
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For models of rigid rings, it is common to exclude all the intramolecular non-bonded interactions. However, in N-DMBI, there are not exclude all the intramolecular non-bonded interactions. What are the considerations behind this? |
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hi @yuqingxiong96, sorry for the slow response, I was on holiday. Good question. Indeed, the exclusion in N-DMBI (and TEG-DMBI) are not consistent with the final Martini 3 guidelines. I think the reason behind this is that this model comes from a very early Martini 3 iteration that we published with this work. Likely, instead of systematically excluding all the non-bonded interactions between beads of a rigid ring-like structure, I had just empirically determined which exclusions where the minimum necessary for good numerical stability of the model. I would say that a proper exclusion sections for N-DBMI should be:
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hi @yuqingxiong96, sorry for the slow response, I was on holiday. Good question. Indeed, the exclusion in N-DMBI (and TEG-DMBI) are not consistent with the final Martini 3 guidelines. I think the reason behind this is that this model comes from a very early Martini 3 iteration that we published with this work. Likely, instead of systematically excluding all the non-bonded interactions between beads of a rigid ring-like structure, I had just empirically determined which exclusions where the minimum necessary for good numerical stability of the model. I would say that a proper exclusion sections for N-DBMI should be: