REACTION_PATH
References: Branduardi2007
Section defining a one dimensional reaction path in an Q-dimensional space of colvars. Constraining this colvar, allows to sample the space orthogonal to the reaction path, both in the Q-dimensional colvar and 3N-Q remaining coordinates. For the details of the function see cited literature. [Edit on GitHub]
Keywords
Keyword descriptions
- ALIGN_FRAMES: logical = F
Lone keyword:
T
Usage: ALIGN_FRAME
Whether the reference frames should be aligned to minimize the RMSD [Edit on GitHub]
- ATOMS: integer
Keyword can be repeated.
Usage: ATOMS {integer} {integer} ..
Specify indexes of atoms building the subset. [Edit on GitHub]
- DISTANCES_RMSD: logical = F
Lone keyword:
T
Usage: DISTANCES_RMSD T
- FUNCTION: string = 0
Keyword can be repeated.
Usage: FUNCTION (sin(T+2)+2*T)
Specifies the ith element of the vector valued function that defines the reaction path. This keyword needs to repeat exactly Q times, and the order must match the order of the colvars. The VARIABLE (e.g. T) which parametrises the curve can be used as the target of a constraint. [Edit on GitHub]
- LAMBDA: real = 5.00000000E+000
Usage: LAMBDA {real}
Specifies the exponent of the Gaussian used in the integral representation of the colvar. The shape of the space orthogonal to the reaction path is defined by this choice. In the limit of large values, it is given by the plane orthogonal to the path. In practice, modest values are required for stable numerical integration. [Edit on GitHub]
- RANGE: real[2]
Usage: RANGE
The range of VARIABLE used for the parametrisation. [Edit on GitHub]
- RMSD: logical = F
Lone keyword:
T
Usage: RMSD T
- STEP_SIZE: real = 1.00000000E-002
Usage: STEP_SIZE {real}
Step size in the numerical integration, a few thousand points are common, and the proper number also depends on LAMBDA. [Edit on GitHub]
- SUBSET_TYPE: enum = ALL
Usage: SUBSET_TYPE ALL
Valid values:
ALL
LIST
Define the subsytem used to compute the RMSD [Edit on GitHub]
- VARIABLE: string
Usage: VARIABLE T
Specifies the name of the variable that parametrises the FUNCTION defining the reaction path. [Edit on GitHub]