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Force Fields and Simulation Engines: Lessons Learned from Porting Amber ff14SB and ff19SB to GROMACS

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The ported and validated Amber protein force fields for use with GROMACS reproduce the Amber reference topologies exactly, with per-interaction energies matching to within the single-precision floating-point limit (< 10 −7 kJ/mol).

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