Hello,
I'm trying to do a normal modes analysis on a large crystalline system
(~100,000 atoms of MgO). I expected the hessian to be (300,000x300,000), or
NDIM*natoms, but by poking around in the source code a *little*, I can see
that the Hessian is made only by the atom types, not by the actual at
On 6/28/18 4:19 PM, Qasim Pars wrote:
Dear users,
I have a protein bound to two different ligands. LIG1.itp and LIG2.itp
files of both ligands include [ atomtypes ] part. I get "Invalid order for
directive atomtypes" error while running energy minimization step. Do I
have to combine [ atomtyp
Dear users,
I have a protein bound to two different ligands. LIG1.itp and LIG2.itp
files of both ligands include [ atomtypes ] part. I get "Invalid order for
directive atomtypes" error while running energy minimization step. Do I
have to combine [ atomtypes ] parts of both ligands to get rid of th
Den 2018-06-28 kl. 09:03, skrev atb files:
Hello experts, I did a LJ particles simulation, where I simulated two systems, 100
particle and 400 particle. For 100 particles energy is: Energy
Average Err.Est. RMSD Tot-Drift
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On 6/28/18 10:17 AM, ABEL Stephane wrote:
Hi there
For different reason, I have to use a different version of GROMACS (GMX2016.4) to
continue a simulation carried out with GROMACS v2018. Obvioulsy I obtain an error
appears about the tpr "reading tpx file version 112 with version 110 prog
Hi there
For different reason, I have to use a different version of GROMACS (GMX2016.4)
to continue a simulation carried out with GROMACS v2018. Obvioulsy I obtain an
error appears about the tpr "reading tpx file version 112 with version 110
program" Is there an alternative to do what I want
Hi,
I do umbrella sampling for different distances of AA along surface and i
calculated error by bootstrapping method. Error is less than 0.5 kj.mol-1
in 0.8to1.7 nm far from surface, but in 0.6to0.8 nm error is about 2
kj.mol-1 . The minimum energy is about -5kj.mol-1 at 0.65 nm. All windows
over
Thanks a lot !
I'm going to do it straight away ...
I'll let you know the results !
Thanks ever so much !
Candy
2018-06-28 9:43 GMT+02:00 Alex :
> Ah, that's a scary looking system. :)
>
> Indeed, there are vacuum pockets, because the system has not been brought
> to correct pressure. All you hav
Hello experts, I did a LJ particles simulation, where I simulated two systems,
100 particle and 400 particle. For 100 particles energy is: Energy
Average Err.Est. RMSD Tot-Drift
---
Potenti
Ah, that's a scary looking system. :)
Indeed, there are vacuum pockets, because the system has not been
brought to correct pressure. All you have to do for your relaxation run
is use a semiisotropic barostat (maybe Berendsen, but only for
relaxation) with a realistic solvent compressibility in
Hi Alex,
Thanks for your answer ...
Here is the pdb file of my system : https://files.fm/u/7crt2yd5
Candy
2018-06-27 22:30 GMT+02:00 Alex :
> If there is a bubble, all it could mean is that the volume simply too
> large, which could be expected, given the combination of short simulation
> and low
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