t;From: Erik Lindahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [gmx-users] how to build up fixed connections? how to
> simulate no electrostatics?
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Hi Jeroen,
Just set the charges to zero - then the program will automatically
detect it and use LJ-only loops everywhere.
Cheers,
Erik
On Aug 15, 2007, at 8:12 PM, van Bemmelen wrote:
Hi all,
As a side note: although I also have some trouble figuring out what
Nicolas Schmidt is exactly t
Hi all,
As a side note: although I also have some trouble figuring out what
Nicolas Schmidt is exactly trying to do, I find the question "what to do
to totally switch the electrostatics off?" to be quite intriguing. It is
my understanding that when you simply set rcoulomb=0, this actually
means an
Nicolas Schmidt wrote:
(a) Nope, my .mdp-file don't reads that. So I think I don't use one.
(b) I use some different software, that does exactly what I want. It's
very reliable and it's telling me that the pressure of a 2CLJ-fluid with
all the set parameters should be different. Since I wanna d
(a) Nope, my .mdp-file don't reads that. So I think I don't use one.
(b) I use some different software, that does exactly what I want. It's
very reliable and it's telling me that the pressure of a 2CLJ-fluid with
all the set parameters should be different. Since I wanna do the exact
same thing,
Maybe this is naive, but:
(a) Are you using pressure regulation? (If so, with which barostat?)
(b) How do you know what you expect the pressure to be?
(c) By "fixed connections", do you mean fixed bond lengths? Are you
doing this using constraints?
David
On 8/13/07, Nicolas Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hey everybody.
I'm still trying to biuld up a bulk of 2CLJ-molecules (ethane). I just wanna
use fixed connections in-between the CH3-"atoms" and no eletrostatics during
the simulation. I posted my .itp-file several times along my .top-file and my
used .mdp-file. Though the simulation runs fine
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