Hi there,
I am doing simulations of a membrane protein, and I am trying to apply
surface tension to the membrane in order to observe how the protein respond to
it.
I have several questions of how to apply a surface tension to a membrane
1, this is what I am using in my mdp file, could
Hello everyone
I am trying to continue a simulation that hit the walltime:
gmx mdrun -s md_0_1.tpr -cpi md_0_1.cpt -maxh 96 -deffnm md_0_1
But everytime I am getting this error:
"Fatal error: Failed to lock: md_0_1.log. Already running simulation?"
I tried the solution in this post without
Alex,
Thanks for your feedback.
So far the critters seem to be compliant, align when they should with H
bonding, crumple when they should, and grommp’s major complaint is when I
forget to adjust the number of residues. But I am unseasoned in MD and
following the discussions on gmx-users
Dear all.
How it is possible to pull reference group as well as pull group using
gromacs protocol simultaneously in opposite direction using umbrella
protocol
of pulling. So far non of the Gromacs expertise have given the answer of
this question. Hoping from response .
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Alex, Justin,
I've managed to make and run polymers using Avogadro ,modifying the n2t, then
creating the top using x2top under 54a7 ff. The method may be useful for
others but before presenting it to the user group, it should be reviewed so
that glaring mistakes/concepts are revised.
Dear All,
I am running a coarse-grained martini (elastic network) simulation at
NAPzT ensemble for an oil-water system containing a protein at the
interface using GROMACS-5.1.4. The system has overall 27,000 atoms
including refined polarizable (v2.2refPOL) water molecules (The Journal of
Chemical
I don't really work much with small organics or polymers (angle
descriptions should be quite important there), so my review would be at
the level of what the good old grumpy robot grompp already does. If you
are sure of the parameters and your tests are coming out okay, given
some criteria, I
Hi,
When you run "gmx_d energy", by default it prints summary statistics (drift
of total energy is what I am most interested in) for the whole run. You can
set a time window to analyze using the -b and -e switches.
But, is there any way to have it output the statistics for multiple
windows? For