[gmx-users] can extract edr and cpt of one frame?

2013-06-21 Thread maggin
Hi, 

I want extract one frame from NPT to run MD

because for md need npt.gro  and npt.cpt 

So, if can we extract cpt of one frame?

and because I want to check if this frame at equilibration state, use
g_energy -f npt.edr

So, if can we extract edr of one frame?

Thank you very much!

maggin




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[gmx-users] GROMACS on GPU

2013-06-21 Thread sunyeping
Dear gromacs users,
 
Can anyone tell me how to make a mdp file for gromacs mdrun on NVIDIA GPU card, 
the following is a mdp file which runs well on cpu, but when I add the option 
-testverlet to mdrun in order to run it on GPU, it returns error nonbond 
potiential is not supported. Could you check the mdp file for me to see 
how to modefy it to make it suitable to GPU? Thanks in advance!
 
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[gmx-users] gromacs on GPU

2013-06-21 Thread sunyeping
 Can anyone tell me how to make a mdp file for gromacs mdrun on NVIDIA GPU 
card, the following is a mdp file which runs well on cpu, but when I add the 
option -testverlet to mdrun in order to run it on GPU, it returns error 
nonbond potiential is not supported. Could you check the mdp file for me 
to see how to modefy it to make it suitable to GPU? Thanks in advance!
 
integrator = mdnsteps = 5000dt = 0.002constraints = all-bondsnstcomm = 
100ns_type = gridrlist = 1.2rcoulomb = 1.0 rcoulomb-switch = 0.9 rvdw 
=1.0vdwtype = shiftrvdw-switch = 0.9coulombtype = PME-SwitchTcoupl = 
v-rescaletau_t = 0.1 0.1tc-grps = protein non-proteinref_t = 300 300Pcoupl = 
parrinello-rahmanPcoupltype = isotropictau_p = 0.5compressibility = 4.5e-5ref_p 
= 1.0gen_vel = nogen_temp = 310gen_seed = -1nstxout = 1nstenergy = 
5000energygrps = chA chClincs-iter = 2DispCorr = EnerPresoptimize_fft = yes
 
 
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Re: [gmx-users] can extract edr and cpt of one frame?

2013-06-21 Thread Mark Abraham
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 8:19 AM, maggin maggin.c...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I want extract one frame from NPT to run MD

 because for md need npt.gro  and npt.cpt

 So, if can we extract cpt of one frame?

No. A checkpoint file has only one frame, as you can see with gmxcheck
or gmxdump.

 and because I want to check if this frame at equilibration state, use
 g_energy -f npt.edr

 So, if can we extract edr of one frame?

You can extract an frame using eneconv and trjconv (see their -h) and
give those to grompp.

Mark

 Thank you very much!

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Re: [gmx-users] gromacs on GPU

2013-06-21 Thread Mark Abraham
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 8:33 AM,  sunyep...@aliyun.com wrote:
  Can anyone tell me how to make a mdp file for gromacs mdrun on NVIDIA GPU 
 card, the following is a mdp file which runs well on cpu, but when I add the 
 option -testverlet to mdrun in order to run it on GPU, it returns error 
 nonbond potiential is not supported.

Please copy and paste actual error messages, not what you think was
important about it.

-testverlet is not an all-purpose magic bullet, and there are
algorithm combinations that are implemented differently in the group
and verlet schemes. See manual 7.3.10-11

Mark

 Could you check the mdp file for me to see how to modefy it to make it 
 suitable to GPU? Thanks in advance!

 integrator = mdnsteps = 5000dt = 0.002constraints = all-bondsnstcomm = 
 100ns_type = gridrlist = 1.2rcoulomb = 1.0 rcoulomb-switch = 0.9 rvdw 
 =1.0vdwtype = shiftrvdw-switch = 0.9coulombtype = PME-SwitchTcoupl = 
 v-rescaletau_t = 0.1 0.1tc-grps = protein non-proteinref_t = 300 300Pcoupl = 
 parrinello-rahmanPcoupltype = isotropictau_p = 0.5compressibility = 
 4.5e-5ref_p = 1.0gen_vel = nogen_temp = 310gen_seed = -1nstxout = 
 1nstenergy = 5000energygrps = chA chClincs-iter = 2DispCorr = 
 EnerPresoptimize_fft = yes


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[gmx-users] free energy calculations of methane in water computed by GMX ver 4.5.7 and ver 4.6.2

2013-06-21 Thread Dwey
Hi gmx-users,

 I almost  reproduced  free energy calculations of methane in water on
Justin's website. First of all, I am able to follow the workflow of
computing solvation free energy  for several times with Gromacs version
4.5.7 and version 4.6.2 installed in two identical Linux boxes.

However.  the output results of GMX ver 4.5.7 and ver 4.6.2 show different
values of dG

##
GMX Ver. 4.5.7:

lambda  0.000 -  0.050,   DG  0.05 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.050 -  0.100,   DG  0.01 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.100 -  0.150,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.150 -  0.200,   DG -0.08 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.200 -  0.250,   DG -0.15 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.250 -  0.300,   DG -0.21 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.300 -  0.350,   DG -0.28 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.350 -  0.400,   DG -0.38 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.400 -  0.450,   DG -0.50 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.450 -  0.500,   DG -0.66 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.500 -  0.550,   DG -0.90 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.550 -  0.600,   DG -1.21 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.600 -  0.650,   DG -1.37 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.650 -  0.700,   DG -1.25 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.700 -  0.750,   DG -0.96 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.750 -  0.800,   DG -0.62 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.800 -  0.850,   DG -0.31 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.850 -  0.900,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.900 -  0.950,   DG  0.20 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.950 -  1.000,   DG  0.38 +/-  0.00

total   0.000 -  1.000,   DG -8.31 +/-  0.04

##

GMX ver. 4.6.2 ver

point  0.000 -  0.050,   DG  0.00 +/-  0.00
point  0.050 -  0.100,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.00
point  0.100 -  0.150,   DG -0.08 +/-  0.00
point  0.150 -  0.200,   DG -0.14 +/-  0.00
point  0.200 -  0.250,   DG -0.20 +/-  0.00
point  0.250 -  0.300,   DG -0.27 +/-  0.00
point  0.300 -  0.350,   DG -0.34 +/-  0.00
point  0.350 -  0.400,   DG -0.43 +/-  0.01
point  0.400 -  0.450,   DG -0.54 +/-  0.01
point  0.450 -  0.500,   DG -0.71 +/-  0.01
point  0.500 -  0.550,   DG -0.94 +/-  0.01
point  0.550 -  0.600,   DG -1.24 +/-  0.02
point  0.600 -  0.650,   DG -1.39 +/-  0.02
point  0.650 -  0.700,   DG -1.28 +/-  0.01
point  0.700 -  0.750,   DG -1.00 +/-  0.00
point  0.750 -  0.800,   DG -0.67 +/-  0.00
point  0.800 -  0.850,   DG -0.36 +/-  0.00
point  0.850 -  0.900,   DG -0.09 +/-  0.00
point  0.900 -  0.950,   DG  0.14 +/-  0.00
point  0.950 -  1.000,   DG  0.33 +/-  0.00

total  0.000 -  1.000,   DG -9.23 +/-  0.03

##


The value of DG (= -9.23 kJ mol -1)  by GMX ver 4.6.2 is very close to that
by Justin or Shirts et.al of 2.24 kcal mol-1  (~ -9.36 kJ mol -1), while
that of GMX ver 4.5.7 ( =-8.31 kJ mol-1) is far away.

I wonder if someone has similar experience to explain the inconsistency
between the outputs from ver 4.5.7 (~-8.31 kJmol-1)  and ver 4.6.2 (-9.23
kJmol-1 ), despite  the values of dG computed by others.


Second,  the reason why I almost reproduced dG  but not completely is
 because I removed the step of  L- BFGS minimization.  I was not able to
pass this step  for both GMX versions.  Here shows the warning.



Fatal error:
The combination of constraints and L-BFGS minimization is not implemented.
Either do not use constraints, or use another minimizer (e.g. steepest
descent).



L-BFGS mdp file can be found  at
http://www.bevanlab.biochem.vt.edu/Pages/Personal/justin/gmx-tutorials/free_energy/Files/em_l-bfgs.mdp

Again, I appreciate advice or  a hint.

Thanks,

Dwey
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[gmx-users] RE: Test Particle Insertion

2013-06-21 Thread Phan, Anh T.
Dear Rajesh and Damas,
Thank you for your help.
I will try now.

Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Anh

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On 6/20/13 5:01 PM, Hari Pandey wrote:
 Hi ,

 How do I  solve this problem in GROMACS:

 I have a system with 3 part A,B and C

 I have to put thermostat for A and C but not for  B.
 Gromacs   display error, what is temperature for B.


 How do aI decouple part B


Per the manual:

tau-t: [ps]
time constant for coupling (one for each group in tc-grps), -1 means no 
temperature coupling

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Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 00:29:15 +0100
From: Jo?o M. Damas jmda...@itqb.unl.pt
Subject: Re: [gmx-users] Test Particle Insertion
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Dear Anh,

You need to construct a .tpr file for the mdrun -rerun with:

   - a .gro file with the ligand to be inserted at the end, which _must_ be
   geometrically centered at 0,0,0 ;
   - a matching .top file (which means with the ligand topology
   appropriately inserted) ;
   - a .mdp file with the specific parameters for the tpi algorithm .

Since you happen to have a single particle to insert, that particle's 
coordinates should be 0,0,0 in the .gro file from grompp (your initial.gro).

Best,
Jo?o


On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 8:08 PM, Phan, Anh T. anhp...@ou.edu wrote:

 Dear GMX Users,
 My name is Anh Phan, a PhD student at University of Oklahoma.
 I would like to calculate excess chemical potential of one gas 
 molecule in water solvent using Widom test particle insertion with Gromacs.
 In this method, I will insert this gas molecule at a random position 
 in each configuration of the system.
 With Gromacs, I see I can use tpi (integrator = tpi).
 I know I have to add this gas molecule in the topology (topol.top) 
 Also, it is indicated in the manual that insertions are performed 
 nsteps times in each frame at random locations and with random 
 orientiations of the molecule. That is what I desire.
 The question I would like to ask is whether I have to add the 
 specified coordinate of gas molecule in the .gro file at the beginning 
 of running simulation.
 For example, in the initial.gro file
 .
 26734SOL OW45744  21.969   6.237   2.921
 26734SOLHW145745  21.969   6.253   3.019
 26734SOLHW245746  21.886   6.188   2.895
 26735SOL OW45747  15.155   7.211   2.853
 26735SOLHW145748  15.220   7.265   2.801
 26735SOLHW245749  15.204   7.151   2.916
 26736SOL OW45750  24.606   4.896   3.053
 26736SOLHW145751  24.594   4.972   2.989
 26736SOLHW245752  24.532   4.896   3.120
 26737INS X457521.0001.0001.000 ( Do I
 have to add this line in the initial.gro file)

 The command lines
 grompp -f input.mdp -c initial.gro -p topol.top -n index.ndx -o 
 tpi.tpr -maxwarn 2 mdrun -s tpi.tpr -rerun md.trr -x traj.xtc -c 
 final.gro -e init3.ener -g init3.log -deffnm tpi -tpi tpi.xvg -tpid 
 tpid.xvg

 I am looking forward to receiving your reply.
 Thank you for your help.
 Sincerely,
 Anh
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Re: [gmx-users] free energy calculations of methane in water computed by GMX ver 4.5.7 and ver 4.6.2

2013-06-21 Thread Justin Lemkul



On 6/21/13 11:07 AM, Dwey wrote:

Hi gmx-users,

  I almost  reproduced  free energy calculations of methane in water on
Justin's website. First of all, I am able to follow the workflow of
computing solvation free energy  for several times with Gromacs version
4.5.7 and version 4.6.2 installed in two identical Linux boxes.

However.  the output results of GMX ver 4.5.7 and ver 4.6.2 show different
values of dG

##
GMX Ver. 4.5.7:

lambda  0.000 -  0.050,   DG  0.05 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.050 -  0.100,   DG  0.01 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.100 -  0.150,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.150 -  0.200,   DG -0.08 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.200 -  0.250,   DG -0.15 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.250 -  0.300,   DG -0.21 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.300 -  0.350,   DG -0.28 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.350 -  0.400,   DG -0.38 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.400 -  0.450,   DG -0.50 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.450 -  0.500,   DG -0.66 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.500 -  0.550,   DG -0.90 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.550 -  0.600,   DG -1.21 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.600 -  0.650,   DG -1.37 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.650 -  0.700,   DG -1.25 +/-  0.01
lambda  0.700 -  0.750,   DG -0.96 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.750 -  0.800,   DG -0.62 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.800 -  0.850,   DG -0.31 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.850 -  0.900,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.900 -  0.950,   DG  0.20 +/-  0.00
lambda  0.950 -  1.000,   DG  0.38 +/-  0.00

total   0.000 -  1.000,   DG -8.31 +/-  0.04

##

GMX ver. 4.6.2 ver

point  0.000 -  0.050,   DG  0.00 +/-  0.00
point  0.050 -  0.100,   DG -0.03 +/-  0.00
point  0.100 -  0.150,   DG -0.08 +/-  0.00
point  0.150 -  0.200,   DG -0.14 +/-  0.00
point  0.200 -  0.250,   DG -0.20 +/-  0.00
point  0.250 -  0.300,   DG -0.27 +/-  0.00
point  0.300 -  0.350,   DG -0.34 +/-  0.00
point  0.350 -  0.400,   DG -0.43 +/-  0.01
point  0.400 -  0.450,   DG -0.54 +/-  0.01
point  0.450 -  0.500,   DG -0.71 +/-  0.01
point  0.500 -  0.550,   DG -0.94 +/-  0.01
point  0.550 -  0.600,   DG -1.24 +/-  0.02
point  0.600 -  0.650,   DG -1.39 +/-  0.02
point  0.650 -  0.700,   DG -1.28 +/-  0.01
point  0.700 -  0.750,   DG -1.00 +/-  0.00
point  0.750 -  0.800,   DG -0.67 +/-  0.00
point  0.800 -  0.850,   DG -0.36 +/-  0.00
point  0.850 -  0.900,   DG -0.09 +/-  0.00
point  0.900 -  0.950,   DG  0.14 +/-  0.00
point  0.950 -  1.000,   DG  0.33 +/-  0.00

total  0.000 -  1.000,   DG -9.23 +/-  0.03

##


The value of DG (= -9.23 kJ mol -1)  by GMX ver 4.6.2 is very close to that
by Justin or Shirts et.al of 2.24 kcal mol-1  (~ -9.36 kJ mol -1), while
that of GMX ver 4.5.7 ( =-8.31 kJ mol-1) is far away.

I wonder if someone has similar experience to explain the inconsistency
between the outputs from ver 4.5.7 (~-8.31 kJmol-1)  and ver 4.6.2 (-9.23
kJmol-1 ), despite  the values of dG computed by others.



I can't explain the difference you are seeing, but I know the results have been 
reproduced with versions 4.5.3 and 4.5.5.  It is good to know that the latest 
version (4.6.2) is working as expected, but it might be useful to figure out 
what's up with 4.5.7.  Please let me know if you can reproduce the right result 
with 4.5.5.




Second,  the reason why I almost reproduced dG  but not completely is
  because I removed the step of  L- BFGS minimization.  I was not able to
pass this step  for both GMX versions.  Here shows the warning.



Fatal error:
The combination of constraints and L-BFGS minimization is not implemented.
Either do not use constraints, or use another minimizer (e.g. steepest
descent).



L-BFGS mdp file can be found  at
http://www.bevanlab.biochem.vt.edu/Pages/Personal/justin/gmx-tutorials/free_energy/Files/em_l-bfgs.mdp



Add define = -DFLEXIBLE to the .mdp file.  Water molecules are constrained via 
SETTLE, so that causes issues with L-BFGS.  When I designed the tutorial, grompp 
did not do that check, so it was ignoring those constraints and silently moving 
past it.  I will fix the .mdp file.  Thanks for bringing that to my attention.


-Justin

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[gmx-users] Tempereture coupling and heat flux on each part

2013-06-21 Thread Hari Pandey


Hi all  gromacs users,
I am new to GROMACS , please help me

I have following (NVT.mdp) (NPT.mdp)  and (NVE.mdp)   .  I have three parts of 
system, A, B and C.
I want to put thermostat on A and C and couple the tempereture and do not put 
any thermostat on B.

In gromacs I want to do Following:

1: A  B temperature coupling
2: C not coupling, Free to increase or decrease temperature  from its initial 
temperature 500K
3: after steady state want to get the final temperature of the part C
4: Calculate Heat flux on each part after 100 ps.
I used tau_t =-1 for part C  but wandering, is it sufficient to keep tau_t =-1 
for avobe work?

Thanks for your help


for that My NVT.mdp is:
; simulation at 300K and 2 ps is on
    constraints =all-bonds
    integrator  =md
    dt  =0.001 ; ps
    nsteps  =10 ; total 100 ps
    nstcomm
 =10
    nstxout =1000
    nstxtcout   =0
   
 nstvout =0
    nstfout =0
    nstenergy   =100
    nstlist =100
    ns_type =grid
    rlist   =0.5
    coulombtype =pme
    rcoulomb    =0.5
    vdwtype =cut-off
   
 rvdw    =0.5
    pme_order   =4
    ewald_rtol  =1e-5
    optimize_fft    =yes
    DispCorr    =no


;Brendsen tempereture coupling is on
    Tcoupl  = nose-hoover
   
 tau_t   =0.001 
 -1   0.001
    tc-grps =A  B   C

    ref_t   =750  300   350


;pressure coupling is on
    Pcoupl  =no
    Pcoupltype  =isotropic
    tau_p   =0.5
    compressibility =1e-5
    ref_p   =0.5
;generate velocities at 300 k i.e. at room
 tempereture
    gen_vel =yes
    gen_temp    =750  300  350
    gen_seed    =-1

MY NPT.mdp is:

( here all output control parameters also)


;Brendsen tempereture coupling is on
    Tcoupl  =nose-hoover
    tau_t   =1  -1  
 1
    tc-grps
 =NCALPHA MIDDLE NCNN
    ref_t   =750  300 350



;pressure coupling is on
    Pcoupl  =Berendsen
    Pcoupltype  =isotropic
    tau_p   =0.5
    compressibility =1e-5
    ref_p   =1
;generate velocities at 300 k i.e. at room tempereture
    gen_vel =no
   
 gen_temp    =750 300 350
    gen_seed    =-1

MY NVE.mdp is:
( here all output control parameters also)
  tc-grps = A  B  C
   
 ref_t   =750 300 300
    energygrps  = NCALPHA  MIDDLE  NCNN
    tcoupl = nose-hoover
    tau-t  = 1  -1   1
;pressure coupling is on
    Pcoupl  =no
    ;Pcoupltype  =isotropic
    ;tau_p   =0.5
    ;compressibility =1e-5
   
 ;ref_p   =0.5
;generate velocities at 300 k i.e. at room tempereture
    gen_vel =no
  ;  gen_temp    =750  300  350
   ; gen_seed    =-1



What I did is:

pdb2gmx - argnew.pdb -o fws.pdb -p  fws.top;
editconf -f fws.pdb -bt dodecahedron -o fws.pdb -d 1.0;
grompp-f em.mdp -c fws.pdb -p fws.top -n index.ndx -o em.tpr -maxwarn 5;
mdrun -deffnm  em -v;
grompp -f nvt.mdp -c em.gro -p fws.top -n index.ndx  -o nvt.tpr -maxwarn 5;
mdrun -deffnm nvt -v;
grompp -f npt.mdp -c nvt.gro -p fws.top -n index.ndx  -o npt.tpr -maxwarn 5;
mdrun -deffnm npt -v
grompp -f nve.mdp -c npt.gro -p fws.top -n index.ndx  -o nve.tpr -maxwarn 5;
mdrun -deffnm nve -v;
g_energy -f nve.edr -s nve.tpr -o F1.xvg


Thanks for your help





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