Thank you very much for your answers.

Concerning the second question. I understood from the Espresso manual
that the force is, as you say, U'(r)/r being the r the distance
between two beads in the case of tabulated non-bonded potentials.
However, in the case of tabulated angle potentials I am not be able to
understand the meaning of r. Which is the r that I have to use?. Or
the second column is just U'(theta)/theta in radians?.

I hope do not disturb you with these questions and again thank you
very much for your kindly help and patience.

Best regards,
Javi

On 2 ene, 20:43, Christoph Junghans <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am 2. Januar 2012 07:19 schrieb Javier Ramos <[email protected]>:> Happy new 
> year everybody,
>
> > Christoph thanks for your reply, it was very useful for me.
>
> > I have a couple of new questions. In the propane tutorial, there is a
> > folder for ibi_espresso, in which the table_a1.tab file is located.
>
> > By comparing this file with the table_a1.xvg file in the ibi folder,
> > it rises two new questions.
>
> >  i) The third column in table_a1.tab is the same potential than in the
> > second column (in kJ/mol) of the table_a1.xvg file. Do should not the
> > third column in table_a1.tab be in kT (reduced) units?
>
> Yes, but in that tutorial we choose sigma to be 1nm and epsilon to be 1 
> kJ/mol.
>
> >  ii) I am not able to reproduce the second column of table_a1.tab from
> > direct differentiation of the third column respect to the first one
> > after appropriated change of units?
>
> Well, Espresso is special. The second column is the value of the Force
> (U'(r)/r) and not just U'(r). Mind the difference.
>
> > An additional request, may you provide the files to perform the
> > propane MD atomistic simulation in future versions of VOTCA tutorials
> > as you provide the atomistic simulation files for the hexane example?
>
> I have to look if we find that data.
>
> Christoph
>
>
>
>
>
> > Best regards,
> > Javi
>
> > On 20 dic 2011, 16:50, Christoph Junghans <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Am 20. Dezember 2011 03:49 schrieb Javier Ramos <[email protected]>:> I am 
> >> trying to perform the simulation with the propane example in the
> >> > tutorials. I have two questions concerning the table_a1.xvg file
> >> > containing the tabulated potential.
>
> >> >  i) The second column contains the potential, I am assuming that the
> >> > units are in kJ/mol (gromacs units), is that correct?
>
> >> Yes, correct!
>
> >> >  ii) The third column (force) is zero in the whole angle interval.
> >> > Why?
>
> >> Gromacs calculates the forces internally if all forces are zero.
> >> In case you give forces, it will warn you if the force deviate too
> >> much from the calculates ones.
>
> >> A side note: VOTCA (csg_boltzmann,csg_stat) calculates in rad, while
> >> gromacs uses degree.
>
> >> Christoph
>
> >> > Best regards,
> >> > Javi
>
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