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Push a quick fix of amide issue in 1.2.1

Problem

Amide bond torsion profile obtained by Parsley 1.2.0 shows significant deviation from QM torsion profile, having flat basin around the QM minimum with a suspicious small peak.

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1. new t70 child parameter candidate

t68(pre-existing)

[*:1]~[#7X3,#7X2-1:2]-[#6X3:3]~[*:4]

t69(pre-existing)

[*:1]~[#7X3,#7X2-1:2]-!@[#6X3:3]~[*:4]

t70at69a

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3$(*=[#8,#16,#7]):3]~[*:4] ( - or -!@?)

t70(pre-existing)

[#1:1]-[#7X3:2]-[#6X3:3]=[#8,#16,#7:4] ( - or -!@?)

t70a

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#6,#1]

t70b

[#1:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#6,#1]

t70c

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#7X3]

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- Conclusion: Based on the following plots, it seems reasonable to have separate child term [*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#1] (higher energy barrier) and [*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#7X3] ( lower energy barrier).

- No clear evidence for the necessity to combine a pattern with carbon attached to the carbonyl carbon ([*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#6]) and one with hydrogen attached to the carbonyl carbon([*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#1])

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2. Test fitting

(1) re-fitting #1.1

  • Separated endo-cyclic and exo-cyclic rotations( t69a and t69b, t70 and t70a): will determine whether to separate or not after comparing the final k values.

  • w/ only selected td targets

  • w/ old conda env.(openforcefield==0.6.0, forcebalance=1.7.1)

  • optimized in 6 steps (3.21033e+01 → 7.97182e+00)

SMIRKS
 

 initial guess

fit #1.1

t69a 

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-[#6X3$(*=[#8,#16,#7]):3]~[*:4]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 0.0 (1+cosx)

2.130536422094e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 9.910621243621e-02 (1+cosx)

t69b

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3$(*=[#8,#16,#7]):3]~[*:4]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180)) + 0.0 (1+cosx)

2.270075197860e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 3.898905433309e-01 (1+cosx)

t70

[#1:1]-[#7X3:2]-[#6X3:3]=[#8,#16,#7:4]

3.459249459574e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 1.356955617521e+00 (1+cosx)

3.471614493904e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 1.353665035664e+00 (1+cosx)

t70a

[#1:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3]=[#8,#16,#7:4]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 2.0 (1+cosx)

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 2.0 (1+cosx)

t70b

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#6,#1]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 0.0 (1+cosx)

2.779138641990e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 3.381053683048e-02 (1+cosx)

t70c

[#1:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#6,#1]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 2.0 (1+cosx)

2.590468938026e+00 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 1.820091344671e+00 (1+cosx)

t70d

[*:1]-[#7X3:2]-!@[#6X3:3](=[#8,#16,#7:4])-[#7X3]

2.5 (1+cos(2x-180))  + 0.0 (1+cosx)

1.888086753838e+0 (1+cos(2x-180)) - 2.028808021603e-01 (1+cosx)

  • QM vs MM torsion profiles

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