How to use DeepMD to simulate monolayer adsorption and stabilize both the original and adsorbed structures #4862
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Dear developers
I have a question about how to set up a DeepMD simulation for the adsorption of a 2D material monolayer.
Our simulation workflow is as follows: after the DLP training process is complete, we use DLP to perform a minimization (Figure 1). We then use the final minimized structure to perform an NPT simulation (Figures 2 and 3).
However, when I use DP-Lammps to run the NPT simulation for the monolayer adsorption, the structure becomes unstable (it doesn't hold the whole surface), as shown in Figure 3.
My training set :
1.Substrate 50,300K (B4N4,B7N5,Si2BN,P-BN2,B4N,T-BN)
2.Metal Lithium 300K (Adsorption Atom)
3.Dimer (Contain Substrate and Adsorption Atom)
4.Full of Li Na Adsorption on Substrate(One&Both side )
5.Two of Li adsorption on Substrate(Only one side)
Descriptor Settings
Descriptor_type: se_a
rcut: 6.000000000001
rcut_smth: 0.5000000001
Loss Function Weights



start_pref_f : 1000
limit_pref_f : 5
start_pref_v : 10
limit_pref_v : 0.01
start_pref_e : 0.01
limit_pref_e : 1
Fig.1 Minimize data(The final step by Na adsorption T-BN structure)
Fig.2 Npt simulation(before collapse, but the structure is already slightly distorted)
Fig.3 Npt simulation(Crash)
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