I am running in single precision, my time-step is 1 fs (0.001 ps, usually
works fine). However, I achieved very good energy conservation when I
changed integrator from md to md-vv. It sounds quite strange to me, but
it works, so...
Thanks, however!
Francesco
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alternatives to do that?
In fact also position restraints cause to me a negative energy drift, in
this case.
Thanks
Francesco Mambretti, LCP, University of Milan
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coupling, potential has a cutoff and
it is shifted to 0 in correspondence of cutoff radius.
Thanks,
Francesco Mambretti
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I fear it is not my case.
I obtain the same
meaningless results with version 5.0.2 installed
on another pc of my university.
I suspect it is something in Gromacs procedure
for computing pressures.
However, thanks
Francesco
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So you confirm me that pressure calculation in Gromacs is done through
virial theorem and should provide meaningful results?
I start from a perfect fcc crystal and launch simulations of 20 ps...is it a
too short simulation? density and temperature should be already optimized
for argon solid
Statistics over 501 steps [ 0. through 5000. ps ], 5 data sets
All statistics are over 5001 points
Energy Average Err.Est. RMSD Tot-Drift
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Potential -8.01936
Sure! here it is. Am I missing anything?
Thanks
; RUN CONTROL PARAMETERS
integrator = md
; Start time and timestep in ps
tinit= 0
dt = 0.001
nsteps = 500
; mode for center of mass motion removal
comm-mode
I forgot to add that I start from a liquid system and that my simulation is run
in microcanonical system at a temperature well below the melting point for
argon.
Francesco Mambretti
Il 03/11/14 11:57, Francesco Mambretti
francesco.mambre...@studenti.unimi.it ha scritto:
Dear GROMACS
the two cases is the use of a tabulated
interaction instead that LJ GROMACS default.
Do you know anything about similar problems with freeze groups?
Thanks a lot
Francesco Mambretti
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it? It is just the Fourier transform of g(r) or it
is calculated directly as rho (q) rho (-q)?
2) In the latter case, how can I get the static structure factor separately for
the three cartesian axis?
Thanks in advance,
Francesco Mambretti, LCP (Parallel Computing Laboratory, University of Milan
user-defined potentials with
verlet's cutoff? This would be a serious handicap for this code!
Am I forced to use charge groups?
Thanks in advance,
Francesco Mambretti - University of Milan - LCP (Parallel Computing Lab)
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version, so that I am not forced to use verlet cutoff
if I want a configuration that scales fast
3) use LJ potential
Am I right?
Francesco
Il 02/10/14, Mark Abraham mark.j.abra...@gmail.com ha scritto:
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 11:58 AM, Francesco Mambretti
francesco.mambre...@studenti.unimi.it
Abraham mark.j.abra...@gmail.com ha scritto:
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 1:13 PM, Francesco Mambretti
francesco.mambre...@studenti.unimi.it wrote:
So then, you have to update the pages on your website (
http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/How-tos/Tabulated_Potentials?highlight=tabulated+potential
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