is of course
good.
However, I am getting 16 eigenfrequencies from 5000 to 21,000 cm-1 with
enormous eigenvalues. This does not appear correct. Any insights as to why
gromacs is producing these would be appreciated.
Dan Sponseller
PhD candidate
George Mason University.
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Hello.
I am trying to do a Normal Mode Analysis of a polymer in water. I am running my
minimization right now with -DFLEXIBLE defined.
How do I exclude the water from the analysis. I only want the analysis done on
the polymer.
Dan Sponseller
PhD student, George Mason University
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You do not state your original density. But lets say you need to reduce volume
3% to get your correct density. Use:
ediftconf -f solv_large.gro -o solv_large_scaled.gro -scale 1 1 0.97
Just do a quick side calculation for what you need and substitute in for 0.97.
Dan
> On Aug 9, 2015, at 4:18
figure this out please. Attached is my mdp file.
Dan Sponseller
** Run Control **
integrator = steep
nsteps = 1
comm-mode= Linear
nstcomm = 100
** Energy Minimization
emtol= 0.001
emstep
Hello.
You do not provide enough detail for any type of answer. For example. I have
run a small molecule (100 atoms) on my laptop and finished in an hour. I am
currently running 7 atoms on a computing cluster with 128 CPUs and it will
take a week or two.
Dan
George Mason University
> O
Hello GMX list.
I am using the morse potential and I know that grompp converts the bonds from
the harmonic potential to the morse potential at that time. From the equations
4.39 to 4.44 in the gromacs 5 manual, I can safely conclude that the bottom of
the well is defined at Vm=0.0 so that with
You might not have MPI installed on your computer (or MPICH). However, sounds
like you are installing this on a personal computer. You should turn off MPI as
GROMACS’ internal thread MPI is excellent. You only need to turn on MPI if you
are installing this on a cluster where multiple CPUs are us
-seed = 4242
** Bonds **
constraints = none
morse= yes
> On Dec 31, 2014, at 3:07 PM, Justin Lemkul wrote:
>
>
>
> On 12/31/14 3:05 PM, Dan Sponseller wrote:
>> Hello.
>>
>> Every time I start a new si
Hello.
Every time I start a new simulation from a conformation that has been well
equilibrated, there is a jump in the temperature. For example, starting from a
.gro file with velocities that was a well equilibrated system at 400K has
initial temperature about 440K.
I am not generating new vel
estimate on
your pressure is 6.2. That could put your actual pressure at 1.
Dan Sponseller
PhD student
George Mason University
> On Oct 30, 2014, at 1:49 AM, Agnivo Gosai wrote:
>
> Dear Users
>
> I have a DNA-Protein system and I use AMBER99SB-Parmbsc0 ff in GROMACS
> 4.5.
step zero,
should not the bond energy not have changed? The G96Bond energy should just be
reporting the interaction between bonded atoms, correct?
Thanks for any insight.
Dan Sponseller
PhD student
George Mason University
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Hello everyone.
I am still fairly new to gromcs but I have researched this well.
I am getting a positive potential energy (my bond energy is always positive) no
matter how long I run my simulation. I also get this when doing minimizations.
Even just one molecule set at know minimum conformation
Hello. Just take the .tar.gz on a thumb drive to your new machine and install
from that.
Note that this machine will already need to have all the prerequisites. If not,
you will need to install those first:
cmake
gcc
Don’t forget fftw lapack and blas. You can use the ones built in gromacs with
Snip from ‘merged.rtp’
;Dan Sponseller
;Copying from DME below for the repeating chain for PEG.
[ LIG ]
[ atoms ]
C1 CC32A -0.010 0
H11 HCA2A0.090 1
H12 HCA2A0.090 2
OO2 OC30A -0.340 3
C3 CC32A -0.010 4
H31 HCA2A0.090 5
Snip from ‘merged.rtp’
;Dan Sponseller
;Copying from DME below for the repeating chain for PEG.
[ LIG ]
[ atoms ]
C1 CC32A -0.010 0
H11 HCA2A0.090 1
H12 HCA2A0.090 2
OO2 OC30A -0.340 3
C3 CC32A -0.010 4
H31
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