Which energy in LAMMPS should be compared to VASP DFT results? #2792
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Potential energy would be the comparison point here; VASP's "energy without entropy" term does not include kinetic energy contributions, so comparing to lammp's total energy (which does), wouldn't make sense. |
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"Energy without entropy" is inconsistent with forces. In MD simulations, the potential energy is expected to be always consistent with forces. Thus, nothing can be compared with "energy without entropy". See also deepmodeling/dpdata#411. |
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Hi everyone,
I trained a DP model based on VASP AIMD results. Then I used this DP potential to run LAMMPS on my system. I randomly selected some snapshots from LAMMPS trajectories and do the self-consistent calculations in VASP. I wanted to compare the energy averaged on each atom. For VASP results, I chose energy(sigma->0) value in OUTCAR:
energy without entropy= -1054.40748036 energy(sigma->0) = -1054.40748036
But I do not know which compared LAMMPS energy value should be chosen, is it should be TotEng or just PotEng?
Hope someone could help. Thanks in advance.
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