Dear experts,
Could someone share clayff force field used for gromacs simulation and show
simple examples?
Best regards,
Shaofeng
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Shaofeng Wang, Ph.D of Geochemistry
Environmental Molecular Science Group
Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of
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On 8/8/17 2:37 AM, G R wrote:
Hi,
Thank you for your answer. yes, I know that I should make my own
forcefield in my working directory, and I made this forcefield, but when I
use x2top to generate itp file,
Hi,
Didn't someone already answer that you need to make a forcefield folder, eg
in your working directory? You will need to follow the examples in the
gromacs version you are using to name things appropriately.
Mark
On Mon, 7 Aug 2017 22:54 G R wrote:
> Dear usres,
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Dear usres,
I try to write clayff forcefield, and I want to simulate Kaolinite. I have
some questions about it.
1) should I write clayff forcefield separately or modify one of the
forcefields in share/top?
2) The directory for clayff forcefield should be included ffbonded.itp,
ffnonbonded.itp,
On 8/2/17 5:20 AM, G R wrote:
I try to implement CLYFF in gromacs. I created ffbonded.itp,
ffnonbonded.itp, atomtype.atp, forcefield.doc, forcefield.itp and
molecule.rtp. I want to simulate Kaolinite, and I try to use pdb2gmx to
create a topology. My first question is that
I try to implement CLYFF in gromacs. I created ffbonded.itp,
ffnonbonded.itp, atomtype.atp, forcefield.doc, forcefield.itp and
molecule.rtp. I want to simulate Kaolinite, and I try to use pdb2gmx to
create a topology. My first question is that should I create any other
files?