On 4/13/20 10:37 AM, lazaro monteserin wrote:
Dear Gromacs users
I have three questions about the details of running MD of small molecules
in gromacs:
1) If I run a MD in vacuum if I freeze part of the nucleoside (lets say the
carbons in the sugar) with genrestr, should I use temperature
Thank you very much Neena. I will try these parameters.
Kindly,
Lazaro
El dom., 12 de abr. de 2020 a la(s) 23:53, Neena Susan Eappen (
neena.susaneap...@mail.utoronto.ca) escribió:
> Try the below minim.mdp parameters which has worked well for vacuum
> simulations. Proper way to do vacuum
Dear Gromacs users
I have three questions about the details of running MD of small molecules
in gromacs:
1) If I run a MD in vacuum if I freeze part of the nucleoside (lets say the
carbons in the sugar) with genrestr, should I use temperature coupling
groups?
2) Now, if I freeze in the
hi friends I generated a box of mixed gas with gmx insert-moleculesI ran an
energy minimizing. the potential energy is 4.05e+07 and maximum force is
1.25e+03.I used different algorithm likes cg and steep for minimization. what
do I have to do untill my system potential energy has negative
Dear all
Hi,
I have a basic question about the using the gromacs.
I want to use gmx cluster for clustering. I use the cluster hpc.
When I run the this command:
gmx cluster -f *.trr -s *.gro -g *.log -clid *.xvg
I receive the error that I should select the group for least rmsd.
Could you please
Hi Pritam,
Did you check your energy fluctuations? Looks like you are using NH
thermostat, you might be suffering from the interaction of NH thermostat
oscillations with resonance modes in the system, which makes energy
fluctuations substantially larger (compared to fluctuations with NH in
older
Hello,
I have noticed that the average exchange probability for a replica
exchange run increases significantly if I use Gromacs versions 2018, as
compared to versions 2016 or earlier. I have tested that by simulating
the same system with versions 2016.4 and 2018.3 and the average
Hi all,
I have sent this before but no one answers.
I want to simulate a couvette flow using gromacs by applying a deform
velocity at xz direction. For a pure water box, it works well though there
are warnings "the box is too skewed". When I put a surfactant micelle in
the middle, that warning
Dear Dr. Lemkul thank you very much for your answer.
I will look on the literature.
El lun., 13 de abr. de 2020 a la(s) 12:55, Justin Lemkul (jalem...@vt.edu)
escribió:
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> On 4/13/20 10:37 AM, lazaro monteserin wrote:
> > Dear Gromacs users
> >
> > I have three questions about the details of
Dear Szilárd,
Thank you for your answer.
I'm already exporting the three variables as separate commands (maybe
what you saw was some formatting problem with the email? I'm not sure).
For clarity, I just tested the following line:
export GMX_GPU_DD_COMMS=true ; export
Hello GROMACS Users,
I was wondering if anyone who has experience with simulations using
polarization would be willing to take a look at what I’ve tried that so far
hasn’t worked and give some tips and perhaps share their topology files and run
settings. I am attempting to model a 3-atom
Hi,
I am simulating a water droplet in gas phase using Gromacs.
Basically, this is a water droplet kept at the centre of a large box of
dimension 100 nm.
The problem is that the run ended with an error message as shown below:
“8 particles communicated to PME rank 14 are more than 2/3 times
On 4/12/20 2:42 PM, Elham Taghikhani wrote:
Hi
Yes the spacbond.dat and residuetypes.dat files are in my oplsa folder in my
working directory.
These files should be in the working directory, not in the force field
subdirectory. This is why they are not being read.
When it gives me
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