On 7/6/17 8:42 AM, Varvdekar Bhagyesh Rajendra wrote:
Dear Justin,

It would be helpful if you please explain in a bit more detail about the impact of the 
settings of table-extension. The manual says "Extension of the non-bonded potential 
lookup tables beyond the largest cut-off distance", but a better insight from you 
would be definitely more very useful.

I have a slightest idea that it is useful to save computational time. It that 
is considered true, it shouldn't affect the results, should it?

I would appreciate if you could explain how increasing table-extension can 
cause permit distorted structures.

I performed a short study of the effect on increasing table-extension from 1 nm 
to 10 nm onwards in increments of 1 nm. The inter and intra molecular energies  
increased from 1 nm to 4 nm and then were almost the same and with the 
minimization without any free energy code. Hence, I suspect that 
table-extension with 4 nm onwards takes into account all interactions while the 
free energy change goes on. I would appreciate if you could offer any comment 
on my deduction.


If you increase the table-lookup length, you tell mdrun that it is OK to find things like 1-4 interactions at some very long distance. Normally when a 1-4 goes beyond 1 nm, it is a sign of trouble. If you make it normal, you turn a blind eye to possible problems.

I couldn't find any distorted structures while the study though, could you 
suggest any criteria so as to consider if any structure has evolved into a 
distorted one?

Is there any other way where I can avoid the said warning other than increasing 
table-extension and maintaining couple-intramol = no in my minimizing code with 
the free energy addendum.


No idea, sorry. And unfortunately it appears that no one else on the mailing list has any idea about what's going on in your system, either. Maybe someone else will chip in...

-Justin

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