On 4/23/12 8:54 AM, Marcelo Lopez wrote:
I get no answer so I insist... ¿Do my questions gets in to the email list?


Your messages are arriving on the list. The documentation for tablep.xvg contents is certainly lacking, and unfortunately so too are the threads in the archive on the same topic. Most of them are unanswered or incomplete and thus, if you are receiving no reply, we don't know how to offer complete help.

You may have to dive into the code to see how these files are read and utilized. It's not small task, but you'll certainly get your questions answered :)

-Justin

Hi all: I'm trying to run a coarse grained system with 3 different
kind of particles, lets call them "A", "B" and "C", and the
interactions between them are set by means of 3 tabulated potentials
(not LJ, totally customized ones). I want to introduce 1-4
interactions with the -tablep optional argument of mdrun. I don't
understand:

1) How exactly to write one tablep.xvg file? 3 or 4 values for each
pair? For example, for the atom indexes 1 and 5, must I write

1   5   0.0   0.0
or
1    5    0.0
?

Or must I write the atom labels?:

A    B    0.0   0.0

2) Must I put only one tablep.xvg file with all the pairs or must I
make one separated table for each kind of 1-4 interaction? For
example:

tablep.xvg (with all the interactions)

or

tablep.xvg, tablep_A_A.xvg, tablep_B_B.xvg, tablep_A_C.xvg, ......

3) mdrun expects the indexes and 1 or 2 values?

4) What's the meaning of the value/s at the right of the 2 indexes for
a not LJ tabulated potential?

5) The pair interactions are scaled or set to zero when using
tabulated non-bonding potentials? I need to set them zero...

Thank you in advance.

Johny.

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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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jalemkul[at]vt.edu | (540) 231-9080
http://www.bevanlab.biochem.vt.edu/Pages/Personal/justin

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