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| Problem: compute activation barrier for the last step (6 to 7) of the cyclodehydrogenation reaction CHP@Cu(111) -> TBC | Problem: compute activation barrier for the last step (6 to 7) of the cyclodehydrogenation reaction CHP@Cu(111) -> TBC | ||
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| * Original author: Carlo Pignedoli | * Original author: Carlo Pignedoli | ||
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| - Please note that the geometry optimization of the final state is constrained with respect to the position of the final H2 molecule. | - Please note that the geometry optimization of the final state is constrained with respect to the position of the final H2 molecule. | ||
| - Perform a NEB simulation to find a //saddle point// between '' | - Perform a NEB simulation to find a //saddle point// between '' | ||
| - | - A linear guess for the path is not a good idea in this case; a clever guess can be obtained from a series of constrained geometry optimizations where the H-H distance is forced to vary from its initial value (more than 3 Å) to the H2 equilibrium distance. Such a guess is given, in the directory '' | + | - A linear guess for the path is not a good idea in this case; a clever guess can be obtained from a series of constrained geometry optimizations where the H-H distance is forced to vary from its initial value (more than 3 Å) to the H2 equilibrium distance. Such a guess is given, in the directory '' |
| The last section of the input described above is modified as follows: | The last section of the input described above is modified as follows: | ||
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| <note important>'' | <note important>'' | ||
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| ===== Exercise 2: Metadynamics ===== | ===== Exercise 2: Metadynamics ===== | ||
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| We perform a metadynamics simulation with two collective variables: the sum of C-H distances (CV1) and the H-H distance (CV2). | We perform a metadynamics simulation with two collective variables: the sum of C-H distances (CV1) and the H-H distance (CV2). | ||
| Walls have to be introduced to limit the range of variability of the two CVs. | Walls have to be introduced to limit the range of variability of the two CVs. | ||
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| To define the collective variables introduce a '' | To define the collective variables introduce a '' | ||
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| During execution you can monitor the evolution of the CVs of each walker from the files | During execution you can monitor the evolution of the CVs of each walker from the files | ||
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| ===== References ===== | ===== References ===== | ||
| ~~REFNOTES~~ | ~~REFNOTES~~ | ||
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