Hi all,
I'm trying to explore pressure-induced processes, i.e. externally induced
water flow across a porous membrane that spans the entire box in XY. There
are obvious choices:
1. Introduce the same type of a membrane without pores and make it a piston
with pull code, e.g. constant force or
To be clear, I did suggest ignoring it _only_ if the warning is: a)
understood, b) of known origin, and c) harmless. I am not sure what's
your one case is when ignoring warnings is appropriate, but I routinely
use '-maxwarn 10,' because I have a bunch of bonded parameters that
override default
I do umbrella sampling for different distances of AA perpendicular to
nanotube axis. Imagine nanotube is along Y axis and i want to pull AA along
just Z axis. But during pulling (i mean most of the time) it trapped in X
axis and pulls along x axis.
I used pull_vec= 0 0 1 and pull_geometry=
Den 2018-06-11 kl. 11:20, skrev Apramita Chand:
Please clarify these following doubts regarding combination rules in gromos
force field:
1. The ffnonbonded.itp contains c6, c12 terms. If I choose combination rule
1 , it takes V and W as C6 and C12 as given. If combination 2 or 3 are
chosen ,
On 6/11/18 5:20 AM, Apramita Chand wrote:
Please clarify these following doubts regarding combination rules in gromos
force field:
1. The ffnonbonded.itp contains c6, c12 terms. If I choose combination rule
1 , it takes V and W as C6 and C12 as given. If combination 2 or 3 are
chosen , then
On 6/10/18 3:04 AM, alex rayevsky wrote:
Dear users!
Did anybody meet the problem of positional constraints applied to the
secondary structure, namely keeping the 310-helix stable all the time? I've
modelled the substructure - a bundle of alpha helices with a 310 helix
segment (longer,
Dear gromacs users,
I am running a simulation of three alpha helical peptides with a carbon
nano tube in a simulation box. Actually I am following a paper and want to
reproduce the results.
In my simulation every time there is a sudden increase of 5-helix count,
means most of the alpha helix
On 6/8/18 2:52 AM, Rakesh Mishra wrote:
Dear Justin .
I have two query
1-What can be the optimized value of rate can be taken
for pulling of dsDNA/dsRNA using gromacs format where solvent is aqua.
From your umbrella sampling manual, rate is very high like (0.01 nm/ps),
which is equal to
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On 6/11/18 6:51 AM, Rahma Dahmani wrote:
sorry, i am new Gromacs user, where i can find the warning text ?
grompp prints very clear
On 6/7/18 5:59 AM, Oguz Gurbulak wrote:
Dear Gromacs Users,
When I used semiisotropic pressure coupling, I got this error message
"Fatal error:
The Y-size of the box (4.200315) times the triclinic skew factor (1.00)
is smaller than the number of DD cells (3) times the smallest allowed
sorry, i am new Gromacs user, where i can find the warning text ?
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Please clarify these following doubts regarding combination rules in gromos
force field:
1. The ffnonbonded.itp contains c6, c12 terms. If I choose combination rule
1 , it takes V and W as C6 and C12 as given. If combination 2 or 3 are
chosen , then are the values converted to sigma and epsilon
Grompp tells you exactly what to do:
"Fatal error:
Too many warnings (1), grompp terminated.
If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
For more information and tips for troubleshooting, please check the GROMACS
website at http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Errors;
Hi gmx users,
I am performing Molecular Dynamic simulations of protein-ligand complex by
following steps shown in "GROMACS Tutorials. While moving on to production MD,
i coudn't generate the tpr file, in fact i only activated velocity
generation parameter in my md.mdp file, and it shows this
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