[gmx-users] Re: g_clustsize

2012-07-24 Thread Justin Lemkul


Please keep the discussion on the gmx-users list.

On 7/24/12 8:31 AM, mohammad agha wrote:



Dear Justin,


Thank you very much from your response, is there only RDF calculations to reach 
cutoff value?



RDF is one possible method to find out how closely atoms or molecules are 
interacting, but it may get a bit muddled if the molecules are rather complex or 
sample many conformations.


-Justin

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[gmx-users] RE: g_clustsize

2011-07-28 Thread Ran Friedman
Dear Stefano,

I forward your question to the gromacs-users mailing list. Please send further 
inquiries there - there may be people more qualified than me to reply (unless 
you refer to my modified version or to one of my papers)

I'm not sure if the .xpm files give the information you're interested at but 
using g_clustsize -av and -hc is useful to get the average size and 
distribution. You can further use -mcn and extract the index group of the 
largest cluster. By a combination of scripting and other Gromacs tools you can 
get more info on the largest cluster per frame if you need it.

g_clustsize doesn't give you the radius of gyration of the cluster. My modified 
version does, but only for the largest cluster - not for all as you need I 
guess.

Good luck,
Ran


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From: Stefano [boro...@unitus.it]
Sent: 26 July 2011 15:49
To: Ran Friedman
Subject:

Dear Prof Friedman
I am Stefano Borocci, a GROMACS user.
I am currently studying, through molecular dynamics simulations, the
self-assembly of Gemini surfactants.
I have some problems to use the g_clustsize of GROMACS and  I don't
understand the results obtained with this tool.

I have analyzed the xtc file of my trajectory

g_clustsize -f trj.xtc -s top.tpr -mol (and without) -cut 0.35

and the cluster size and cluster distributions predicted by g_clustsize
does not match with what I see by a visual analysis of trajectory (using
VMD).
I also tried to remove the periodic boundary (-pbc mol) without result.
I have two questions:
How to calculate the cluster (micelle) size and cluster distribution of
my sistem?
How to calculate the radius of gyration of the aggregates if in my box
there are more clusters (3 or 4)?

I would be very grateful if you could help me
Thanks in advance.

Best regards



  
Stefano Borocci

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