Hi,
  I was interested in calculating the diffusion constant of the center of mass 
of entire lipid-bilayer ( not individual lipid molecules).   Regarding this, I 
had two doubts I wanted to clarify:
   1. Since I am interested in calculating the diffusion constant of the 
bilayer iteself, I guess I should  allow the drift of the bilayer and hence  
not then remove the center of mass motion of bilayer (and solvent ) separately. 
Is that right ?  If so, is it still OK to remove the center of mass of whole 
system ( bilayer + water together ) ? 

2.   How to calculate the mean square displacement of  center of mass  of the 
entire bilayer. I guess, g_msd program  by default, calculate  the diffusion 
constant of the individual atoms or molecules.    But, is there a way to get 
the diffusion constant of the entire bilayer center of mass ?  If I specify the 
index group which consist of all the atoms of the bilayer, will g_msd provide 
the diffusion constant of its center of mass or it will give the diffusion 
constant of individual atoms ?  I guess, in that case, one should not use 
-rmcomm option . Is that right ?



Thanks
Jagannath


      
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