Петр Попов wrote:

Is the way to decompose pull force?


None that I'm aware of. The only terms that (I think) can be decomposed are short-range nonbonded interactions, using energygrps.

You might be able to extract forces on subsets of atoms using g_traj, if you've saved forces at suitable intervals (nstfout) in the .trr file.

-Justin

2010/10/12 Justin A. Lemkul <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>



    Петр Попов wrote:

        Hello dear gmx-users!

        So, I run md and got all files md.cpt, .trr, .gro, mdf.xvg,... etc.
        then I did: grompp_d -f sp.mdp -c md.gro -n index.ndx -p
        topol.top -o sp.tpr
        where sp.mdp differ from md.mdp in one line: energygrps =
        Protein SOL (in md.mdp: energygrps = System)
        after that I did: mdrun_d -s sp.tpr -pf spf -rerun md.trr
        and got file spf.xvg, but there was no forces:

        @    title "Pull force"

        @    xaxis  label "Time (ps)"
        @    yaxis  label "Force (kJ/mol/nm)"
        @TYPE xy
        0.000000                0.000000
        20.000000               0.000000
        40.000000               0.000000
        60.000000               0.000000
        80.000000               0.000000
        100.000000              0.000000
        120.000000              0.000000
        140.000000              0.000000
        160.000000              0.000000
        180.000000              0.000000
        200.000000              0.000000

        Also while reading frame I had a warning:

         WARNING: Some frames do not contain velocities.
                Ekin, temperature and pressure are incorrect,
                the virial will be incorrect when constraints are present.

        But I have no idea how to fix this.


    I'll take a guess, but that's all it will be.  When using mdrun
    -rerun with new energygrps, the only difference is the terms that
    are written to the .edr file.  You will not get a different
    pullf.xvg file.  The pull force between two groups is independent of
    the groups you've set for simple output control, anyway.  That's all
    that energygrps will do for you - decompose nonbonded terms between
    the selected groups.

    Probably the pull code is dependent upon some of the missing terms.
     From the warning you get, I suspect that you didn't save velocities
    in the .trr file, so some energy terms will be incorrect, as you're
    being told.  I doubt, however, that even if you had velocities, the
    pullf.xvg file would change.

    -Justin


        Help me, please.

        Sincerely.
        Petr.


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