Dear GROMACS Specialists,
I have one system consists of many surfactant molecules that they create
several micelles. How should I know that time of simulation is enough or not?
that means where is the enough time for equilibrium of system?
To creation of micelles, the small oligomers are merged
Dear Justin,
Thanks for your suggestions. It all made sense.
But I ran into a strange problem. I checked the mail list, and all I found
was about misspelling the force field name. I copied the whole gromos53a5.ff
directory into my working folder, copied the modified .rtp, .dat and .hdb
files into t
I got it.
Thanks for your reply.
Sincerely,
Shima
From: Peter Lai
To: Shima Arasteh ; Discussion list for GROMACS
users
Sent: Monday, January 7, 2013 7:02 PM
Subject: Re: [gmx-users] npt equilibrium
Shima Arasteh wrote:
Dear Peter,
>
>Would you please l
On 1/7/13 6:11 PM, Tom wrote:
Dear Gromacs Users
I want to use harmonic type of improper angle potential with opls-aa
The manu seems not clear.
Can anyone give an small example about the format in *rtp file
and ffbond.itp file?
The names of improper_*_*_*_* tell you to what improper the p
On 1/7/13 7:36 PM, Payman Pirzadeh wrote:
Two clarifications:
1. can utilization of an index file help during topology generation for my
problem?
No. Reading pdb2gmx -h will tell you this.
2. I use -inter for getting prompted for LYS, ARG, ... but CYS is not one of
them.
CYS should be on
Two clarifications:
1. can utilization of an index file help during topology generation for my
problem?
2. I use -inter for getting prompted for LYS, ARG, ... but CYS is not one of
them.
Cheers,
Payman
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Dear Justin,
I have been able to temporarily solve my force field parameter problem (at
least test the new parameters). I defined a new Cys residue say CYSA (as
anion) in the rtp file. But how can I prevent the pdb2gmx from adding
hydrogen to the Cysteine residue? Addition of this extra hydrogen c
I'm trying to compile Gromacs with mopac using the instructions in the tutorial
(the compilation of mopac was made with gfortran since f77 gave me error)
./configure --prefix=/home/raul/gromacs_mopac LIBS=-lmopac
LDFLAGS="-L/home/raul/fftw/lib -L/home/raul/lib" CPPFLAGS="-DUSE_MOPAC
-I/home/rau
Shima Arasteh wrote:
>Dear Peter,
>
>Would you please let me know how much time approximately the system of
>protein/popc took to be npt-equilibrated sufficiently, in accordance
>with the simulation you have reported in "Beyond modeling " paper.
>
>In fact, I put the protein in popc and then
Hi Szilárd!
As I understood you correctly gromacs-4.6 have specific algorithm
(independent on openMM?) for gpu-based calculations havent ? If it
true how I should compilate such new gpu-based gromacs? In the
gromacs-4.6-beta-3 folder I've found instructuon for the standart
installation via cmake
Hi James,
Don't use the OpenMM accelerated mdrun for explicit solvent simulations.
For such runs any modern CPU with 4-8 cores will probably be as fast or
faster than most GPUs.
However, do consider the 4.6 *native* heterogeneous GPU-accelerated code.
This new efficient code can provide 2-4x spee
Sorry, Justin - I should have known better. Please remove my message if
possible.
-kabir...@gmx.com
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