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Optimization angle problem. C-C and C-C-C-C #23
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Logged In: YES 100 steps is simply not enough, if you repeat the "geometry optimization" a couple of times you get the staggered conformation. I'm working on a force field setup dialog to set the force field, number of steps, algorithm, etc. Original comment by: @timvdm |
Logged In: YES The other note to add to the bug report is that conjugate gradients is simply not efficient enough as an optimization mechanism. Now if Benoit adds matrix inversion to Eigen, then other optimization methods can be used in Open Babel. I'm also working on a Monte Carlo conformer search, which would also be useful here. -Geoff Original comment by: @ghutchis |
Logged In: YES BTW, I'm marking this "pending further comment." If Donald doesn't have any further comment, it will close in 14 days -- there's not really anything Avogadro can do, except wait for a better geometry optimization method in Open Babel. -Geoff Original comment by: @ghutchis |
Logged In: YES This Tracker item was closed automatically by the system. It was Original comment by: sf-robot |
If you build C-C and add H, the H's are added in an eclipsed position (i.e. H-C-C-H angle is 0) but the lowest energy should be staggered (H-C-C-H angle 60). This is also not fixed in the geometry optimization. This also happens for larger molecules like C-C-C-C for some bonds.
Reported by: dcurtis3
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