I trying to use angle restrain for an ligand molecule. I have included the
following information in my .itp file of the ligand -
[ angle_restraints ]
; aiajak functc0c1c2c3
6 1 7 1 106.9510001
- Original Message -
From: shuai shuai bansh...@gmail.com
Date: Saturday, July 10, 2010 2:27
Subject: [gmx-users] Frozen N2 in a very long tube
To: gmx-users@gromacs.org
Hear all,
Recently I met a strong error from gromacs. Therefore I would
like to know
whether you have
Dear users,
I think the pressure control in gromacs 4.0.7 may have some problems. First
,The pressure value fluctuates widely ,even between -7984.377930 and
5920.053711 bar.Second,the average pressure sometimes is much larger than
what I have set,for example, I have set ref_p = 1.0 , but
Dear Shuai:
Please try to couple temperature for nanotube and nitrogen separately.
BTW, what is your partial charge and how did you construct it?
Good luck!
Dr. Vitaly Chaban
Recently I met a strong error from gromacs. Therefore I would like to know
whether you have experienced the same
On 2010-07-10 09.47, Vitaly Chaban wrote:
Dear users,
I think the pressure control in gromacs 4.0.7 may have some problems. First ,The
pressure valuefluctuates widely ,even between -7984.377930 and 5920.053711
bar.Second,the average pressuresometimes is much larger than what I have set,for
Hi,
if you configure the git version without the --enable-mpi flag, it
will turn on threads by default. Depending on the number of processors
you have on your workstation, it will then use these many threads.
You can disable that with
mdrun -nt 1 ...
Carsten
On Jul 10, 2010, at 1:57 AM, Sai
Dear Professor van der Spoel:
Don't you have an idea why the average value of pressure appears to be
(always?) slightly larger and (never?) smaller than requested one? I
did not collect the statistics systematically but I often mentioned
this curious fact.
Vitaly
fluctuations are
On 2010-07-10 12.40, Vitaly Chaban wrote:
Dear Professor van der Spoel:
Don't you have an idea why the average value of pressure appears to be
(always?) slightly larger and (never?) smaller than requested one? I
did not collect the statistics systematically but I often mentioned
this curious
Dear users:
I am simulating a CNT in water. In the energy minimization step, I
restrain the CNT by a constant 10e8,because I don't want the CNT to deform.
After minimization,the energy is -44054.835938. Then NVT and NPT equilibration
, at this step,the end C atoms are fixed by a constant
On 2010-07-10 15.56, zhongjin wrote:
Dear users:
I am simulating a CNT in water. In the energy minimization step, I
restrain the CNT by a constant 10e8,because I don't want the CNT to deform.
After minimization,the energy is -44054.835938. Then NVT and NPT
equilibration , at this step,the end C
Dear all,
thanks for your suggestions. During this NVT simulation, I keep
nanotube rigid. So the temperature should only couple to Nitrogen
instead of the whole system as my original input file. I will try to
couple temperature only to nitrogen to see whether this is the reason.
Many thanks
Hi
Thanks, I thought so too.
My command line is: pdb2gmx -f xxx.pdb file The -ter flag is set to default,
i.e. charged termini.
When I use the -ter flag for interactive termini selection and I select NONE
for both N- and C-ter
the message becomes:
Program pdb2gmx, VERSION
shuai shuai wrote:
Dear all,
thanks for your suggestions. During this NVT simulation, I keep
nanotube rigid. So the temperature should only couple to Nitrogen
instead of the whole system as my original input file. I will try to
couple temperature only to nitrogen to see whether this is the
I think there have been changes to the way pdb2gmx handles termini, perhaps
related to the impending inclusion of the ffamber ports, but I do not know. I
worked with someone else with this issue, and it was solved by renaming
residues, which seems like a terrible solution. I guess your DNA
Hello Justin,
Thanks for your comments and also I really liked your reasoning for getting
no answer from people that are not awake : You are right ;)
Actually, I have no charged particles in my system. All I have is carbon and
hydrogen. I read through the manual meticulously about nonbonded
jojo J wrote:
Hello Justin,
Thanks for your comments and also I really liked your reasoning for
getting no answer from people that are not awake : You are right ;)
Actually, I have no charged particles in my system. All I have is carbon
and hydrogen. I read through the manual
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