Hi David,
I tried to use the option -mutot in g_energy, but all I get is the component
dipoles. They match what I've got in the file Mtot.xvg from g_dipoles, which is
really high (for all the system: water+ polyala helix, fluctuates between 100
and 300 D), but in adip.xvg (the average) the valu
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Just one more thing, David. I read the manual, but I couldn't realize: is the
average dipole, (at the top of the g_dipoles output) the overall dipole of the
system? (also in the adip.xvg, plotted against time). Because all I want to
know is whether the system has a low d
Just one more thing, David. I read the manual, but I couldn't realize: is the
average dipole, (at the top of the g_dipoles output) the overall dipole of the
system? (also in the adip.xvg, plotted against time). Because all I want to
know is whether the system has a low dipole moment (which in the
Thank you for the guidance, David. Now I got it, but a thing that also helped
was to set the option -pbc inbox in trjconv, which I didn't know if I had to (I
read the manual, but even so, I didn't know). Now I see the water dipole
counterbalances the entire protein one (I was testing in PolyALA,
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Hi David
Thank you very much for the reply! So, which group, in the end, shall I select
in g_dipoles to see the dipole? And how to use trjconv after editconf the way
you told me? (the input/output of editconf is a .gro file and of trjconv is
.trr/.xtc files) And whose
Hi David
Thank you very much for the reply! So, which group, in the end, shall I select
in g_dipoles to see the dipole? And how to use trjconv after editconf the way
you told me? (the input/output of editconf is a .gro file and of trjconv is
.trr/.xtc files) And whose group shall I select in th
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Hello
I'm a beginner user of GROMACS, and I'm currently trying to simulate some alpha
helices in an explicit water box to extract some initial structures for
subsequent quantum mechanical calculations (which uses pbc as well). I'd like
to know if there's a way to chec
Hello
I'm a beginner user of GROMACS, and I'm currently trying to simulate some alpha
helices in an explicit water box to extract some initial structures for
subsequent quantum mechanical calculations (which uses pbc as well). I'd like
to know if there's a way to check if the dipole moment of
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