RE: [gmx-users] settle issue

2008-07-29 Thread Mu Yuguang (Dr)
Thanks David,
To switch on Dispersion Correction to the pressure will work !

Regards
Yuguang
 
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Mu Yuguang (Dr) wrote:
 Dear All,
 When I try to simulate TIP4Pew water box at 298K, and found the
density
 got from gromacs is relative low (983 g/cm3) than the amber (sander)
 version 994 g/cm3. I cannot find the reason. The parameters for the
 tip4pew model are identical. When I check some intra-molecular
 distances, and seem to find a hint: in gromacs simulation the
 intra-molecular atom-atom distance (should be fixed by settle)
 fluctuation is quite large!
 How can one increase the accuracy of settles in gromacs? 
 
Settle is analytical and there is no tolerance. However you may be using

settle with the SPC parameters (unlikely though). Maybe you should turn 
on the Dispersion Correction to the pressure (EnerPres). That gives a 
similar density difference.


 Regards
 Yuguang
  
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Re: [gmx-users] settle issue

2008-07-29 Thread Yang Ye

David van der Spoel wrote:

Mu Yuguang (Dr) wrote:

Dear All,
When I try to simulate TIP4Pew water box at 298K, and found the density
got from gromacs is relative low (983 g/cm3) than the amber (sander)
version 994 g/cm3. I cannot find the reason. The parameters for the
tip4pew model are identical. When I check some intra-molecular
distances, and seem to find a hint: in gromacs simulation the
intra-molecular atom-atom distance (should be fixed by settle)
fluctuation is quite large!
How can one increase the accuracy of settles in gromacs?
Settle is analytical and there is no tolerance. However you may be 
using settle with the SPC parameters (unlikely though). Maybe you 
should turn on the Dispersion Correction to the pressure (EnerPres). 
That gives a similar density difference.

Thanks, David. It works. With DispCorr=EnerPres, it gives 994.



Regards
Yuguang
 
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Re: [gmx-users] settle issue

2008-07-28 Thread David van der Spoel

Mu Yuguang (Dr) wrote:

Dear All,
When I try to simulate TIP4Pew water box at 298K, and found the density
got from gromacs is relative low (983 g/cm3) than the amber (sander)
version 994 g/cm3. I cannot find the reason. The parameters for the
tip4pew model are identical. When I check some intra-molecular
distances, and seem to find a hint: in gromacs simulation the
intra-molecular atom-atom distance (should be fixed by settle)
fluctuation is quite large!
How can one increase the accuracy of settles in gromacs? 

Settle is analytical and there is no tolerance. However you may be using 
settle with the SPC parameters (unlikely though). Maybe you should turn 
on the Dispersion Correction to the pressure (EnerPres). That gives a 
similar density difference.




Regards
Yuguang
 
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David.

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Dept. of Cell and Molecular Biology, Uppsala University.
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