My bad, I had a typo, try this one:
awk -v x=firstcoordmin -v y=secondcoordmin 'BEGIN{while(getline
first_coordinate_file_here.xvg){if($0!~/#/$0!~/@/$0!~//){a[$1]=$2}}}NR0{if($0!~/#/$0!~/@/$0!~//){if(a[$1]==x$2==y){print
$1}}}' second_coordinate_file_here.xvg
===
Micholas Dean
Hi,
I used this method recently and I was experiencing the same errors. As
Mark suggested, makes sure your protein survives an energy minimisation.
My error was a result of poor preparation of the .pdb file before running
pdb2gmx. My .itp file contained a long bond between the C and N termini of
Dear Gromacs-Users,
I want to calculate the solvation free energy of water in an aqueous
ionic solution and I'm using the Python tool alchemical-analysis.py by
Klimovich, Shirts and Mobley for evaluation. This tool demonstrates a
very high N/N_k ratio (up to 7000) while decreasing the
Adjusting the soft core is a gigantic pain. I wouldn't recommend it,
and it's likely not necesssary. What settings are you using now? Note
that the manual describes how it is defined.
Can you post the alchemical-analysis output for N/N_k? There's an
analysis quirk we are looking at where the
That could be documented better. It is all of the changes in the
molecule that are not explicitly occurring in their own lambda
variable. For example, in setup 2, then all the changes have separate
dhdl terms, so there is nothing left to be in dVremain/dl. Note that
in setup 1) dVremain/dl is
Dear sir,
How can i calculate the heat autocorrelation function in gromacs ? I
want to calculate the thermal conductivity of noble gases.
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On 24/08/15 09:25, Sunil Ghimire wrote:
Dear sir,
How can i calculate the heat autocorrelation function in gromacs ? I
want to calculate the thermal conductivity of noble gases.
I guess you need to run NVE simulations and store the energies often,
then compute the autocorrelation function
Hi all,
I want to insert a membrane protein into a model bilayer and I've tried
several methods. The more straightforward seems to be Memembed, which
gives an orientation to the membrane. On the other hand this method only
outputs the membrane as dummy balls. How to translate this orientation
Hi,
Something isn't stable. Check that your membrane protein survives a vacuum
EM (at least). And check your parameter settings for inflategro.
Mark
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 9:53 AM Yasser Almeida Hernández
yasser.almeida.hernan...@chemie.uni-hamburg.de wrote:
Hi all,
I want to insert a
Hi,
No, we can't. Every cluster is set up differently. You have to consult your
local documentation and sysadmins. That said, shell scripts tend to prefer
NAME=value
ie without spaces
Mark
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 7:28 AM Seera Suryanarayana paluso...@gmail.com
wrote:
Dear gromacs users,
I
Dear gmx-users,
When I compute with gromacs-5.1 relative free energies using mixed
topologies (i.e. by setting typeA, typeB, bond kA, kB ant etc) I see
that some undocumented value dVremain/dl is printed in log- and xvg-files.
Please, clarify the exact meaning of the dVremain/dl quantity. How
Dear Justin
Thanks for the reply.
If that's the case what position of atoms the coordinates in trr file
represents?. If I got you right, the coordinates in trr file neither get
along with the mdrun generated gro file due to domain decomposition (hence
broken molecules) nor with the trjconv
Dear All,
Is any on-line server related to Lambada + InflateGRO2, which can gives the PDB
file of the target membrane protein for simulation, including the coordinates
of the surrounding lipid bilaylayer molecules?
I am looking forward to getting a reply from you.
Best regards.
Brett
Sorry I had a typo in my previous email: I have used the -hbm and -hbn
option (not the -m as it does not exist).
The problem is however that this option gives me the h-bonds for each
residues of group 1 to _any_ residue of group 2 and not the pairwise
h-bonds between all members of group 1 and
The box is defined by numbers at the last line of the GRO file.
The point is that we do not know what happens with the box definition
during the simulation.
From what I could see at the final snapshot, the box in gromacs became
cubic (based on location of molecules).
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015
On 8/24/15 4:02 PM, Nathan K Houtz wrote:
Thanks for your reply. How do I get gromacs to recognize that I want a
triclinic box? I thought it was simply defined in the .gro file (as VMD
recognizes). I know I can use gmx editconf to modify the gro file to define a
triclinic box, but do I need
1) g_energy
2) g_analyze -f energy.xvg
3) Divide by 3
I do not know the physical sense of the maximum interaction energy.
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 4:25 PM, Tushar Ranjan Moharana
tusharranjanmohar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I want to calculate the average and if possible maximum
On 8/24/15 5:39 AM, anu chandra wrote:
Dear Justin
Thanks for the reply.
If that's the case what position of atoms the coordinates in trr file
represents?. If I got you right, the coordinates in trr file neither get
along with the mdrun generated gro file due to domain decomposition (hence
Thanks for your reply. How do I get gromacs to recognize that I want a
triclinic box? I thought it was simply defined in the .gro file (as VMD
recognizes). I know I can use gmx editconf to modify the gro file to define a
triclinic box, but do I need anything in my input file?
Thanks,
Nathan
Hi everyone,
I want to calculate the average and if possible maximum non-bonded energy
between different energy groups. I used gmx energy whose out put was energy
vs time. I want different energy groups in X axix and energy (average
and/or maximum) in Y axis. A matrix of N X N describing energy
There is mentioned that for re-running an MD run for better statistics, it can
be good to change starting coordinates, besides the seed, is there a gmx
command which is used for randomly change starting coordinates of a pdb file?
I need such a command or script for a PBS script which
I want to use green- kubo formalism , which uses the integral of
autocorelation of heat flux J to calculate thermal conductivity.
On 24 Aug 2015 13:25, David van der Spoel sp...@xray.bmc.uu.se wrote:
On 24/08/15 09:25, Sunil Ghimire wrote:
Dear sir,
How can i calculate the heat
Hello all,
I am trying to calculate the single point energies of my system
(a nucleic acid and a nanoparticle) to ultimately estimate the
E(interaction). I am following this paper.
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