Respectable Experts
Thank you very much David. Yes the msd curve tries to improve if I run for
100ns. But my system is very small 1oxygen molecule in 255 molecules of water.
I want to calculate the self diffusion coefficient of oxygen . What I have
found that people do such simulations for
Sunil Thapa wrote:
Respectable Experts
Thank you very much David. Yes the msd curve tries to improve if I run
for 100ns. But my system is very small 1oxygen molecule in 255 molecules
of water. I want to calculate the self diffusion coefficient of oxygen .
What I have found that people do such
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Sent: Tuesday, 28 April 2009 5:40 PM
To: gmx-users@gromacs.org
Subject: [gmx-users] ffgmx:diffusion of oxygen
Respectable Experts
Thank you very much David. Yes the msd curve tries to improve if I run
for 100ns
Respectable Justin/David/Mark
I used ffgmx force field thinking it as suitable for bonds in the oxygen
molecule. And yes it gives diffusion coefficient of SPC water to be 3.5 which
matches with that given in the gromacs manual. After equilibrating my system of
1 oxygen and 255 water molecules
Sunil Thapa wrote:
Respectable Justin/David/Mark
I used ffgmx force field thinking it as suitable for bonds in the oxygen
molecule. And yes it gives diffusion coefficient of SPC water to be 3.5
which matches with that given in the gromacs manual. After equilibrating
my system of 1 oxygen and
Could it be that you have not removed the jumps due to the periodic
boudary conditions before using g_msd?
Try
trjconv -pbc nojump
Jochen
Sunil Thapa wrote:
Respectable Justin/David/Mark
I used ffgmx force field thinking it as suitable for bonds in the oxygen
molecule. And yes it gives
Jochen Hub wrote:
Could it be that you have not removed the jumps due to the periodic
boudary conditions before using g_msd?
Try
trjconv -pbc nojump
Jochen
Sunil Thapa wrote:
Respectable Justin/David/Mark
I used ffgmx force field thinking it as suitable for bonds in the oxygen
molecule.
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