2015-11-19 14:00 GMT-07:00 frank Zack <daybreaker...@gmail.com>:
> Hi all,
> Ive got some general question.some of my coarse grained polymers show rising 
> pressure during ibi while for others the simple pressure correction drives 
> the pressure towards my target 1atm. Have u ever encountered similar 
> troubles? What might be the reason?bad target distributions? Bad inversion 
> timing? In my case i applied the correction to 3 nonbonded interactions 
> successively. The first 3-6 steps the pressure is continuously reduced from 
> 60 to 40 atm. After that it rises again as the pair-distris get closer to my 
> targets. Any suggestions?
I have no good idea, but you might need to increase the prefactor to a
bigger value or do the pressure correction without IBI for a while.

>
> 2nd question: Is there any rule of thumb of how big my coarse grained system 
> is? If im coarse-graining polymers i usually use relatively low molecular 
> mass initial configurations like 100 chains each having 100 repeating 
> units...if i recognize im unable to properly equilibrate the system i use 
> even shorter chains. however, as im interested in the effects of entanglement 
> i always try to keep the chain lengths above some critical value in order to 
> get a high molecular weight between chain entanglements as compared to molec 
> weight (prim path analysis).
> Have you ever tried to coarse grain polymers? I would highly appreciate if 
> you can you share your experience regarding chain length..
That is not my main expertise, but certainly people are working on
better equilibration techniques like:
<http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/mz5000015>

Christoph

>
> Regards,
> Frank
>
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