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# ADEPT: Automated molecular Dynamics Engine for Polymer simulaTions
This workflow automates the generation of polymer structures from SMILES, performs molecular dynamics (MD) simulations using LAMMPS, and computes a wide range of polymer properties including density, Tg, Cp, dielectric constant, thermal conductivity, viscosity, and mechanical moduli. It also computes DFT-level monomer electronic properties using Psi4.
The workflow is designed for an HPC cluster with:
- Sun Grid Engine (SGE) or compatible scheduler
- LAMMPS installed as a module
- Conda for Python environment management
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## 1. Create the Conda Environment
Load the conda module on your HPC:
```bash
module load conda
```
Create the environment:
```bash
conda env create -f polymer-workflow.yml
```
Activate it:
```bash
conda activate polymer-workflow
```
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## 2. Install PySIMM
PySIMM can be installed inside your conda environment.
Option 1 — Simple install with pip
```bash
conda activate polymer-workflow
git clone https://github.com/polysimtools/pysimm.git
cd pysimm
pip install .
```
Add the following line to your ~/.bashrc (edit the LAMMPS path as needed)
export LAMMPS_EXEC="/usr/bin/lmp"
source ~/.bashrc
Option 2 — Using complete_install.py
```bash
conda activate polymer-workflow
git clone https://github.com/polysimtools/pysimm.git
python pysimm/complete_install.py --pysimm "$PWD"
```
PySIMM handles polymer chain construction, random-walk polymerization, GAFF2 parameter assignment, RESP/Gasteiger charges, and LAMMPS data file generation.---
## 3. Load LAMMPS on HPC
LAMMPS is loaded using your cluster's module system. For example:
```bash
module load lammps
```
LAMMPS does not need to be installed inside the conda environment.
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## 5. Using the Submission Script
To run the first 50 polymers:
```bash
qsub -t 1-50 submit.sh
```
Logs are stored in:
```text
Log_Files/
```
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## 6. Property Toggles
Inside `submit.sh`, you will find:
```bash
DO_APG=
DO_OPT=
DO_MONO_ELECTRONIC=
DO_DC=
DO_TC=
DO_TG=
DO_VISC=
DO_EMD=
```
Set each option to:
- `1` = enable
- `0` = disable
### Meaning of Each Toggle
**DO_APG**
Generates amorphous polymer structures using PySIMM. Builds chains, assigns GAFF2 parameters, RESP/Gasteiger charges, and writes LAMMPS `.lmps` data files.
**DO_OPT**
Runs MD equilibration, calculates density (`RHO_MD.csv`), radius of gyration (`RG_MD.csv`).
**DO_MONO_ELECTRONIC**
Runs Psi4 DFT to compute monomer properties: HOMO, LUMO, bandgap, dipole moment, polarizability, monomer refractive index, monomer dielectric constant, total energy.
**DO_DC**
Computes polymer dielectric properties from MD:
- dipole component
- electronic component
- total dielectric constant
- refractive index
- permittivity
**DO_TC**
Computes thermal conductivity using NEMD method.
**DO_TG**
Computes Glass Transition Temperature.
**DO_VISC**
Computes viscosity, diffusion coefficient, and MSD.
**DO_EMD**
Computes thermodynamic and mechanical properties:
- specific heat capacity Cp
- thermal diffusivity
- volume expansion coefficient
- linear expansion coefficient
- bulk modulus
- shear modulus
- Young’s modulus
- Poisson’s ratio
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## 7. Directory Structure (Auto-created)
The workflow will create folders similar to:
```text
POLYMER_DATA/RESULTS/
RHO_MD.csv
CP_MD.csv
DC_MD.csv
TC_MD.csv
TG_MD.csv
VISC_MD.csv
```
Each PID has its own subfolder under `POLYMER_DATA`.
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