huan wrote:
i am doing simulation on wax ester,
i am wonder why my esters sometimes are out from my
simulation box at the end of the simulation?
my box is cubic and 5nm x 5nm x 5nm in size.
http://wiki.gromacs.org/index.php/Periodic_Boundary_Conditions
Mark
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i am doing simulation on wax ester,
i am wonder why my esters sometimes are out from my
simulation box at the end of the simulation?
my box is cubic and 5nm x 5nm x 5nm in size.
thanks.
scot.
Get easy, o
tangxuan wrote:
Hi,all
Is there a fast way to compute the resides area at each time in the
simulation process? I can get the resides area at some specific time, a
slow way.For exmple, when I get the average reside area between 0 ps and
100ps and average reside area between 0 ps and 101 ps, i ca
/>>While minimizing,// be sure to include
/
//>>/ define=-DFLEXIBLE
/>>
//>/ in your .mdp file
/
Just out of curiosity, why do you think minimization should be done
with flexible water? I've gone the opposite direction and only
minimize with steepest descents since that's the only minimizatio
submitting a bugzilla entry could be helpful in examining this case.
On 11/17/2007 4:45 AM, Amadeu wrote:
My student and I have been trying the latest Gromacs version (3.3.2)
for the simulation of a CNT. We noticed that the bonded energies
calculated with 3.3.2 are quite different compared to
Amadeu wrote:
My student and I have been trying the latest Gromacs version (3.3.2) for
the simulation of a CNT. We noticed that the bonded energies calculated
with 3.3.2 are quite different compared to those from 3.3.1 (see
resulting output below). Has anyone observed similar results? Was
an
My student and I have been trying the latest Gromacs version (3.3.2) for the
simulation of a CNT. We noticed that the bonded energies calculated with
3.3.2 are quite different compared to those from 3.3.1 (see resulting output
below). Has anyone observed similar results? Was anything changed in
3.3
semiisotropic is more indicated for bilayers.
pragya chohan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi i want to rum a NPT ensemble on my bilayer+protein system. What is the
best pcoupletype to use. I have seen some posts on gmx user group advising
anisotriopic type with
tau_p 5.0 ps
cpmpressibility:
Chris,
> I don't know the answer to the exact question that you have posed, but
> I instead suggest that getting rid of that water molecule is not a
> good idea. You should rather minimize your system. While minimizing,
> be sure to include
>
> define=-DFLEXIBLE
>
> in your .mdp file
Just out of
Hi,all
Is there a fast way to compute the resides area at each time in the
simulation process? I can get the resides area at some specific time, a
slow way.For exmple, when I get the average reside area between 0 ps and
100ps and average reside area between 0 ps and 101 ps, i can get the
reside a
Thanks for your help. My simulation ran with your idea.
> Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 13:34:40 -0500
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: gmx-users@gromacs.org
> Subject: Re: [gmx-users] position restrain
>
> If you read the documentation for genpr, it tells you th
hi i want to rum a NPT ensemble on my bilayer+protein system. What is the best
pcoupletype to use. I have seen some posts on gmx user group advising
anisotriopic type with
tau_p 5.0 ps
cpmpressibility: 4.5e-5 4.5e-5 4.5e-5 0.0 0.0 0.0
Another suggestion is welcome.
Thanks in advance
Pragya
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I continue to have difficulties with my newest gromacs compilation
(3.3.1). The errors that I report here are entirely absent from other
clusters on which I have compiled gromacs.
The error now is in grompp and looks like this:
Opened sys1800_md689.edr as sing
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