Hi Sunita,
It's a bit hard to understand exactly what you're dealing with. It
would be helpful if you could link to or attach (leightweight)
figures, illustrating what is going on. On a general note, I would
suggest to read some texts about principal component analysis, from a
statistical/mathema
Dear friends,
I performed essential dynamics (ED) analysis on my peptide using g_covar
and g_anaeig. The first two eigenvectors represent 58% of the total
positional fluctuation. The projection of the trajectory on eigenvectors
gives me the proj.xvg file. From which I extracted the projection alon
On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 09:50:12 +0800
"Hu Zhongqiao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks, Mark and Jelger,
To Jelger,
But If one can run BD by setting integrator=sd, how is
dielectri
constant of water set in the simulation? On p141 of the
Manual v3.3,
there is one option epsilon_r. Does it mean
Thanks, Mark and Jelger,
To Jelger,
But If one can run BD by setting integrator=sd, how is dielectri
constant of water set in the simulation? On p141 of the Manual v3.3,
there is one option epsilon_r. Does it mean BD can be run successfully
if epsilon_r is set as ca. 78 for water?
zhongqiao
WILLIAM R WELCH wrote:
In the tutorial files I obtained in gromacs 3.3, on if I use pdb2gmx with no file specified, I get
the input/output error an with the words "eiwit.pdb" So if I specify a pdb file, I get
the error " invalid argument". What am I supposed to type on the command line to ge
Hello, I am a brand new gromacs user--I have been banging my head against the
wall with the manual for some time, so if someone could be so gracious, I have
2 simple questions:
In the tutorial files I obtained in gromacs 3.3, on if I use pdb2gmx with no
file specified, I get the input/output er
You are best off asking this on the VMD emailing list.
However, there isn't a function currently to do that. Best option that
I have found is a script (available on the VMD website) that draws a box
around the limit of the atoms/molecules within the box. Which doesn't
do too bad of a job if ther
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:36:10 +1100
Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hu Zhongqiao wrote:
Hi,
Nobody implied me till now. So that means the current
version can not do
BD by implicitly treating water into continuum media,
i.e, use of
dielectric constant of water. I hope Gmx developers
Dear all,
I'm trying to run MD with ED sampling. The target structure is a protein
taken from one simulation, the .tpr file is taken from a different one.
I'm using a subset of the CA atoms to calculate the eigenvectors. The
problem is that the MD run crashes after set-up.
Depending on the machin
Hi,
I have doubts in as to use g_energy and/or g_enemat to calculate the free
energy of a molecule (1JNR.pdb)reductase of the APS. I made two dynamic the
temperatures of 300K and 311K.Waht´s the best option enters these two
programs for the calculation? The calculated energy is stabilization energ
Hello all,
I calculate diffusion constant for each individual molecule
using g_msd and -mol option.
There are some negative values in the output file.
Diffusion constant is always positive value, isn't it?
I don't know how negative value is calculated.
I am using gromacs 3.2.1.
give me some advi
Hi to All!
I am using the g_sdf and g_rdf functions to analyse the solvation of some
molecules.
With g_sdf I get nice 3D maps that describe the g_rdf ... however I would like
to know how is it possible to produce 2D maps from these files (with contour
lines for example). I am using Chimera t
hi,
On Wednesday 10 January 2007 09:45, mahbubeh zarrabi wrote:
> Dear all
> how can I calculate interaction energy in complex with
> gromacs
> best wishes
yuo can define energy groups in your mdp file rerun your calculation
(mdrun -rerun ...) and than extract them with g_energy.
The number of
> Dear all
> how can I calculate interaction energy in complex with
> gromacs
Start by writing down an algebraic expression for what you want to
calculate in terms of things you might be able to compute with an MD
simulation. If you can do that, then please ask a focussed question.
Otherwise you s
Dear all
how can I calculate interaction energy in complex with
gromacs
best wishes
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Does this 0.25 nm buffer get automagically added to the specified
rcoulomb to determine the neighbor searching radius?
No, I checked, and that doesn't happen in src/mdlib/ns.c
My guess is that the actual implementation includes all atoms in charge
groups that have at least one atom inside the r
Mark Abraham wrote:
I am having a difficult time understanding the meaning of 'rlist' and
'rcoulomb' when the reaction-field treatment of electrostatics is used.
After explaining the twin-range cutoff method (which seems to be
fairly straightforward) which explains the case where rlist <
rcoulom
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