Justin A. Lemkul wrote:
grivet wrote:
Dear all,
I am running simulations of pure water at various temperatures. My first
step is an annealing from the previous temperature to the next one,
using a NPT ensemble. Using the result of that, I run an NVT simulation.
Where can I recover the box average box dimensions, volume and density
of water in the NVT run ?
Use g_energy.
I should also add that under an NVT ensemble, none of these values will have
changed from whatever the initial conditions were. Only under the influence of
pressure coupling does the density vary (since the box vectors fluctuate).
Volume is constant by virtue of the fact that you're using NVT.
-Justin
Using g_density, I am surprised to find that the density is varying by
several percent; shouldn't it remain constant ?
Is this under NPT? "Constant" and "fixed" are somewhat different.
"Constant" implies conserved, fluctuating about an average value.
"Fixed" implies that there is no variation, essentially an artificial
condition.
-Justin
Thanks in advance for your insights
JP Grivet
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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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