The comment from Justin and your answer to it were pretty convincing.
I think the problem is solved :)).
Tom is correct to get T with g_energy on a simulation that ran with one
Tcoup, you need to rerun the trajectory (trr) with a tpr in which you
define two Tcoup. This should give you T for each
> Dear users,
>
> How is it possible to fix the number of solvent molecules and the size of the
> box used so that I can maintain exactly the same environment for different
> runs.
> For eg, if I have 84000 water solvent molecules and the dimensions of 6.7
> 6.73 4.71 nm; how can I use the same
P.R.Anand Narayanan wrote:
Dear users,
How is it possible to fix the number of solvent molecules and the size
of the box used so that I can maintain exactly the same environment for
different runs.
What are you planning to vary?
For eg, if I have 84000 water solvent molecules and the dimens
Daniel Adriano Silva M wrote:
Dear Gromacs users,
I am experimenting the next problem on an infiniband-cluster (8
intel-cores per node, GROMACS compiled with icc 11.1, all run through
mvapich2):
I have a molecule (protein 498aa, solvated or in vacuum I get the same
problem at any box shape), wh
P.R.Anand Narayanan wrote:
Dear users,
I just have 2 queries
1) Is it safe to use "united atoms" constraint for positional
restraining and md simulation of an enzyme docked to the substrate? if
yes, what is the KEYWORD to be typed in the mdp file and in what way is
it simpler than the "all-bon
Hi Alex,
Sorry for not replying earlier. Still haven't had time to do checks
myself. But have you already tried to see what happens if you only
request projections?:
g_anaeig_d -v sss_1000_eigenvec.trr -f sss_mdsi_1000.trr -s
sss_mdsi_1000.tpr -first 1 -last 1 -n sss.ndx -proj
Cheers,
Tsjerk
2
Hi ALL,
I have a CG protein in a CG lipid bilayer. I have packed the lipids around
the protein using InflateGRO, following Justin's tutorial. Now I want to
solvate it with CG waters. In all-atom we need to set a higher value for
VanderWaal's radii for C in vdwradii.dat file. What should it be like
Dear all,
I want to calculate the lifetime of one hydrogen bond. I used g_hbond
to do this. Here is the out put:
Hydrogen bond thermodynamics at T = 298.15 K
--
Type Rate (1/ps) Time (ps) DG (kJ/mol)
Forward-0.001 -175
Dechang Li wrote:
Dear all,
I want to calculate the lifetime of one hydrogen bond. I used g_hbond to do this. Here is the out put:
Hydrogen bond thermodynamics at T = 298.15 K
--
Type Rate (1/ps) Time (ps) DG (kJ/mol)
Forward
Hi all,
I am trying to master the art of shear viscosity calculation using
"g_energy -vis". Plotting the first column in visco.xvg over time, the
nearly straight line is obtained. Is it OK? How can one get the
viscosity value from these data? My simulation details for this task
are: NVT, 298K, shi
Mark,
I will test, but please tell me: do you think MPI linking problem
could lead to problems with some dynamics and not with others as
happens to me? and also note that all my test where made with mvapich2
(even that with one core). Please justin, what do you think about?
Thanks
Daniel
2009/10
Anirban Ghosh wrote:
Hi ALL,
I have a CG protein in a CG lipid bilayer. I have packed the lipids
around the protein using InflateGRO, following Justin's tutorial. Now I
want to solvate it with CG waters. In all-atom we need to set a higher
value for VanderWaal's radii for C in vdwradii.dat
Hi Berk:
Thanks for your eply. I guess I would supply two column in the table for the
bond type 9 [r(nm) and W(kJ/mol) ]. In that case (according to the user manual)
what is the significance of k? how k will come into the calculation? If I
select "constraints = all bond" will that affect bond
Hi ALL,
Thanks Justin for your reply.
Now after solvating my CG system of protein in lipid bilayer, I did EM and
the final energy values were reasonable. But while running MD I am getting
the following error:
---
Fata
Anirban Ghosh wrote:
Hi ALL,
Thanks Justin for your reply.
Now after solvating my CG system of protein in lipid bilayer, I did EM
and the final energy values were reasonable. But while running MD I am
getting the following error:
Hello Justin,
Thanx for the reply
I tried with dt=0.02 and also with dt=0.01. but still its crashing. It is
crashing in the very first step. So nothings there in trr file.
Are the options given in the MDP file correct? Actually my EM ran quite
well. Please advice.
Regards,
Anirban
On Fri, Oct 3
Anirban Ghosh wrote:
Hello Justin,
Thanx for the reply
I tried with dt=0.02 and also with dt=0.01. but still its crashing. It
is crashing in the very first step. So nothings there in trr file.
Are the options given in the MDP file correct? Actually my EM ran quite
well. Please advice.
If
Daniel Adriano Silva M wrote:
Mark,
I will test, but please tell me: do you think MPI linking problem
could lead to problems with some dynamics and not with others as
happens to me? and also note that all my test where made with mvapich2
(even that with one core). Please justin, what do you thin
Hi Tsjerk!
That is where I encountered NANs problem (except it was 10 eigenvectos, but for
1 NANs appears as well). I used -over option to check eigenvectors only.
Now it seems for me that it is a bug and not my stupid typing mistake. What can
really help in this case (IMHO!) is my problem
Mark,
Thank you!!! It was non directly MPI, since I tried the fresh
installation with intel and gcc but none worked, then i realized that
my compilation of FFTW could be the problem (compiled with icc 11),
then I recompiled FFTW with gcc and linking to this new fftw3.2.2 I
recompiled gromacs booth
Hi Alex,
Unfortunately I don't have time to dig into that now. It might indeed
be a bug though and you might want to consider file a bugzilla report:
http://bugzilla.gromacs.org
That will put it on the table of the developers.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
2009/10/30 alexander yakovenko :
> Hi Tsjerk!
> That
Daniel Adriano Silva M wrote:
Mark,
Thank you!!! It was non directly MPI, since I tried the fresh
installation with intel and gcc but none worked, then i realized that
my compilation of FFTW could be the problem (compiled with icc 11),
then I recompiled FFTW with gcc and linking to this new fftw
Mark,
Then I will try with other versions, check gmx-tests and not mix
compilers, thank you much by your help. Last question, I am afraid to
ask, but I have some simulations that were ran with this setup,
energy, temp, and pressure looks good on all, and it ran by pretty
long time (several ns) wit
Daniel Adriano Silva M wrote:
Mark,
Then I will try with other versions, check gmx-tests and not mix
compilers, thank you much by your help. Last question, I am afraid to
ask, but I have some simulations that were ran with this setup,
energy, temp, and pressure looks good on all, and it ran by p
Hi Berk,
I am mailing about the issue of setting up infinite potential well.
I now want to simplify the task of inversing the velocity and mirroring the
particle by the following procedure. If a particle is found in z wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you have a wall potential, you can reweight the configura
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