The trajectory output from GROMACS is specific to that specific
ensemble, in your case at given temperature. So each individual
trajectory is for a given temperature. And that sounds like it is
exactly what you want.
If you want to follow the trajectory for a single replica, that's when
it gets
Dear Gromacs Users,
Thank you for all suggestions. Yes I can use gmx SASA, but I want to know
how do we use that in REMD simulations?
Specifically, I want to calculate SASA for molecules in my first replica
(298 K). But I think the trajectory in the first replica contains the
information
Ok i ll try
Thanks
On Mon, 29 Apr 2019, 7:06 am Neena Susan Eappen, <
neena.susaneap...@mail.utoronto.ca> wrote:
> Hi Neelam,
>
> I do not have Xmgrace tool, but you can open up the xvg file on excel and
> calculate average.
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Hi Neelam,
I do not have Xmgrace tool, but you can open up the xvg file on excel and
calculate average.
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Hello gromacs users,
My goal is to calculate all-atom rmsd of every structure in the
trajectory(.trr) to the final structure after simulation (.gro).
Q1) So, I don't understand the purpose of giving .tpr input file (which was the
input structure file before production mdrun) as a structure
Hi,
I am using Gromacs 2018.6 to run a simulation of dppc lipids and the input file
is as follows.
26 cutoff-scheme = Verlet
27 verlet-buffer-tolerance = -1; set rlist manually
28 nstlist = 10
29 ns-type = grid
30 pbc = xyz
31 rlist