Hello,
I have a 500ns trajectory of protein-water-urea mixture, saved at 2ps
interval. I am using gmx select to generate a index.ndx of 25 index for
water molecules within 0.5nm of the protein. I want to know how to use this
index.ndx file for my calculation -
For example:
a) If I want to
They sound like the most appropriate method, if understanding your goal
correctly.
Write your own script (your favourite, doesn't matter which language) that
uses insert-molecules, updates .top, runs grommp, runs simulation, then
repeats the cycle 500 times.
On Thu, 23 May 2019, 8:10 pm
Would be a good idea to test with the latest release, and also create a
Redmine with the issue, including the files that generate the problem.
On Fri, 24 May 2019, 3:23 am Tam, Benjamin,
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> To follow through with this email. It seems like the barostat problem
> comes from a
Can you post somewhere the contents of the mdout.mdp file? Then we can see
the step since, frequency etc that was actually used.
On Fri, 24 May 2019, 9:25 am Leigh M, wrote:
> I have an mdp file that specifies I want to save coordinates every 10 ps.
>
> However I'm getting this output that says
I have an mdp file that specifies I want to save coordinates every 10 ps.
However I'm getting this output that says I have an 8 ps trajectory:
command 1:
gmx check -f 4000t4048.xtc
output 1:
^MReading frame 1 time 4008.000 ^MReading frame 2 time
4020.000
Timesteps
I’m running GROMACS to simulate a simple phospholipid bilayer membrane
(POPC) under deformation, and plot the von Mises stress-strain curve to
determine yielding point.
I have got the membrane deformed and tried to get the stress-strain curve
by extract output pressure from .edr file (option
Dear all,
To follow through with this email. It seems like the barostat problem comes
from a different version. As I tested with version
gromacs/2016.3/intel-2017-update1, the system remains stable for 1 ns and the
same system explode with gromacs/2018.3/intel-2018.
Was there some kind of
Hi Mark,
Thank you very much for your answer. I have read the GROMACS manual and
other documents but still confused, but your explanation make it clearer
now.
About the pressure coupling, in GROMACS Manual it is said that "In most
cases Parrinello-Rahman barostat would be combined with the
Calculate the radii of gyration about the principal axes.
Dear all,
The -p flag in gmx gyrate would calculate the radii of gyration about the
principal axes, Rga, Rgb and Rgc. I wonder what the relation between the
eigenvalues of diagonalized gyration tensor and what we get here in Gromacs
as
Dear GMX user,
I have a 110 GB trajectory from which I would like to extract only the
trajectory of the part of my interest, the rest is water. To do so, I use "
echo 1 | mpiexec_mpt -n 1 gmx_mpi trjconv -f tot.xtc -s topol.tpr -o
nonwater.skip4.xtc
-skip 4". The extracting goes very slow
Dear Gromacs user,
Currently, I am baffled about a simulation that I am running and I hope I will
find some answer here.
Initially, I have run my system with Berendsen barostat to equilibrate for 1
ns. The system looks fine as there is no box explosion.
However, after the equilibration, I
Dear Gromacs users,
I have a polymer system and I would like to add water molecules one by one
upto 500 water molecules.
For instance, after adding a water molecule, I would like to
relax/equilibrate the system for 10 ps
and again add the molecule and perform the simulation until reaching my
Dear all,
I would like to extract an energy pair distribution function for selected
atomic pairs in my GMX trajectory. Is there some tool to run this operation?
Thank you and
Regards, Alessandro
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Dear all,
I would like to extract an energy pair distribution function for selected
atomic pairs in my GMX trajectory. Is there some tool to run this operation?
Thank you and
Regards, Alessandro
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Dear Mark,
many thanks for your suggestions!
Indeed adding of the [ pairtypes ] section seems to solve. Can I asky you
which is the difference between [ paitypes ] and [ nonbond_params ] for
intramolecular pair interactions? they look very similar:
[ pairtypes ]
; i j func V(c6) W(c12)
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