Hi,
I like to use x2top command to generate a primitive topology file for
Graphene Oxide, where I have defined new Atoms with new Types. This
requires a file, *atomname2type.n2t *that contains data like this,
Copls_157-0.18 12.011 4H 0.108 H 0.108 H 0.108 C 0.150
Copls_158
ParmEd (https://parmed.github.io/ParmEd/html/parmed.html) would be the
appropriate software for converting topologies.
This is the parm.py script I have employed, supply amber topologies
file.prmtop and file.inpcrd as input and amber.save option will give
converted gromacs topologies as output.
i
You can do with ParmEd
On Oct 20, 2017 10:07 PM, "Elisa Pieri" wrote:
> Hello GMX users/developers,
>
> we are trying to add the Amber lipids17 forcefield to the Amber99
> forcefield implemented in Gromacs. We are a little bit lost on the torsion
> parameters: how to convert the constant from Amb
Hello GMX users/developers,
we are trying to add the Amber lipids17 forcefield to the Amber99
forcefield implemented in Gromacs. We are a little bit lost on the torsion
parameters: how to convert the constant from Amber to Gromacs?
Thank you in advance!
Elisa
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Hi,
max(|Fn|) is the scalar force on an atom that is the largest of the scalar
force on each atom at that step. The subscript n refers to the step number.
I have fixed the documentation at https://gerrit.gromacs.org/#/c/7058/,
because "component" was not the best choice of word.
Mark
On Fri, Oct
Hi all,
I have a question about the definition of the maximum force during the
energy minimization.
>From the Gromacs Manual 2016.4 -- 3.10.1 Steepest Descent -- The notation
max(|Fn|) means the largest of the absolute values of the force components.
Does this mean that (1) for a specific atoms
Dear Gromacs users,
When I tried to run the equilibration run, it gave several LINCS WARNINGS.
However, that equilibration run is completed by the Gromacs. Do I have to
concern about these warnings or can I ignore those?
Thank you.
Sincerely,
A. Guruge
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 11:22 AM, Justin L
Hi,
I am simulating one component system (tabulated potential), and they have
similar charge. So the total charge of the system is non-zero. The program
properly works. Should I still worry?
Thanks for answer
Best regards
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