Dear all,
I used g_nmeig to diagonalize the Hessian matrix, that I got the
eigenvalues. However, I found that in the file 'eigenval.xvg' the unit of
the eigenvalues are Eigenvalue [Gromacs units]. What is the '[Gromacs
units]'?
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Hi Yi,
the most convenient way in my opinion is to copy the
Makefile.arch from the already installed gromacs-4.0.7
version and copy it into the directory where g_tune_pme.c
is. Rename Makefile.arch to Makefile and inside it
exchange the three occurences of template by g_tune_pme.
Type make and
Hi all,
my simulation runs well for the first 70 steps with a
step size of 0.001ps and when I get the warning that the
pressure scaling is more than 1% every 1 step or so.
So, is my tau_p of 0.2 to small or is the equillibration
not done well enough.
I am simulating a small peptide in
Hi Tsjerk,
thank you for your answer.
Actually, for the initial structure, I took the values of the B factor, and
calculated the mean square displacement per atom. This is what I meant by
saying RMSF of initial structure. Anyway, thanks for the explanation.
But I have another question: I need to
Hi,
yes it can be done with g_covar, but such an average structure is often
of little physical significace. Imagine for instance the acerage
structure of a rotating methyle group (it's a bunch of atoms on a line).
Erik
Carla Jamous skrev:
Hi Tsjerk,
thank you for your answer.
Actually,
Please does anyone know how is calculated the B factor in gromacs? What is
the formula that gives the B factor with the average coordinates with
g_rmsf?
Carla
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Erik Marklund er...@xray.bmc.uu.sewrote:
Hi,
yes it can be done with g_covar, but such an average
hello again
I had a problem with a sim of some molecules in vacuum and a gmx-user told me
to do a simulation only in one molecule just to see what gromacs calculates and
what does not. My problem concerned the sum of all energies in the system.
After i did the sim with one molecule i found out
On 2010-06-11 12.13, Thanasis Koukoulas wrote:
hello again
I had a problem with a sim of some molecules in vacuum and a gmx-user
told me to do a simulation only in one molecule just to see what gromacs
calculates and what does not. My problem concerned the sum of all
energies in the system.
Hi all
For restarting a crashed simulation, do you have to use the -s topol.tpr
in the command below. I have left it out and everything seems to be O.K.
I'm just double checking though.
mdrun -s topol.tpr -cpi state.cpt -append
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Gavin Melaugh wrote:
Hi all
For restarting a crashed simulation, do you have to use the -s topol.tpr
in the command below. I have left it out and everything seems to be O.K.
I'm just double checking though.
mdrun -s topol.tpr -cpi state.cpt -append
If you're using default filenames, if
Thanks guys
XAvier Periole wrote:
On Jun 11, 2010, at 3:30 PM, Gavin Melaugh wrote:
Hi all
For restarting a crashed simulation, do you have to use the -s topol.tpr
in the command below. I have left it out and everything seems to be O.K.
I'm just double checking though.
mdrun -s
Hi
Trying to use top2psf.pl, as suggested
Usage: top2psf.pl -i (topology filename) -o (output filename)
but I get an error message saying
invalid command name top2psf.pl
Suggestions?
Thanks
Rabab
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Sebastian Waltz wrote:
Hi all,
my simulation runs well for the first 70 steps with a
step size of 0.001ps and when I get the warning that the
pressure scaling is more than 1% every 1 step or so.
So, is my tau_p of 0.2 to small or is the equillibration
not done well enough.
Possibly,
In God We Trust
Hello Dear GMX users
We would like to perform MD simulation of a protein in attendance of
biomembrane (POPE). On the basis of Kalp tutorial, can we combine position
restraints and NPT equlibration in one phase?. We attached NPT.mdp in this
mail. Please guide us.
Many
Hi There,
Please help me with this permission issue! Thanks. (Below are the input and
output, followed by the information of my compiling procedure)
#!/bin/csh -f
#$ -cwd
#$ -N gro.t.4
#$ -S /bin/tcsh
#$ -l h_rt=120:00:00
#$ -e SGE.err
#$ -o SGE.out
#$ -pe mpich 4
mpirun -np 4 mdrun_mpi -s
Dear Gromacs users,
I am running an MD simulation but it looks to me that I am running out
of disk space.
This is my .mdp file
; OUTPUT CONTROL OPTIONS
; Output frequency for coords (x), velocities (v) and forces (f)
nstxout = 100
nstvout = 100
nstfout
Hello,
I ran an md simulation, and I have graphed the total average energy of the
system by using g_energy to convert my binary .edr file into a text based
file. What I want to do is to find the average energy between the solvent
molecules, excluding the energy between the solute-solvent
Dear Rob:
To answer your question: just set up your run with nsteps for 5 ns,
run mdrun, and then use tpbconv -until. A simpler option is to set it
up to run 20 ns, but use -maxh to limit it to an amount of runtime
that you pre-calculate to be similar to 5 ns of simulation.
HOWEVER:
You
Also, use the 'nice' command to run gmx at high priority, and switch off CPU
frequency scaling. For me, cygwin performance is pretty much the same as
that on linux, which is to be expected since most of the code isn't
dependent on system calls. Apparently, the only difference you should be
able to
Quoting Mahnam mah...@ibb.ut.ac.ir:
In God We Trust
Hello Dear GMX users
We would like to perform MD simulation of a protein in attendance of
biomembrane (POPE). On the basis of Kalp tutorial, can we combine position
restraints and NPT equlibration in one phase?. We attached NPT.mdp in
Quoting Jennifer Casey jrcase...@gmail.com:
Hello,
I ran an md simulation, and I have graphed the total average energy of the
system by using g_energy to convert my binary .edr file into a text based
file. What I want to do is to find the average energy between the solvent
molecules,
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