Dear Justin
I expected the gmxcheck program to print all the differences between nvt.tpr 
and npt.tpr.
It seems that this only writes the velocities of atoms in x,y and z direction.
Am I right?

Regards
D.M



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 From: Justin A. Lemkul <jalem...@vt.edu>
To: delara aghaie <d_agh...@yahoo.com>; Discussion list for GROMACS users 
<gmx-users@gromacs.org> 
Sent: Saturday, 16 June 2012, 17:16
Subject: Re: [gmx-users] How to compare two pdb files
 


On 6/16/12 8:38 AM, delara aghaie wrote:
> Dear Gromacs users
> I have downloaded two pdf files which are two mutants of anaplastic lymphoma 
> kinase.
> 1))) Is there a tool to show me the differences of these two files, instead of
> just opening and comparing the files?

Well, there is a Unix tool called 'diff' but if the proteins are in different 
coordinate space, then every line is going to be different and the output will 
be largely useless.  If you want details of structural differences, likely 
there are papers associated with the structures that will discuss these.

> I mean something like gmxcheck which can be used to compare two .tpr files.
> =======================
> 2))) I used gmxcheck -s1 nvt.tpr -s2 npt.tpr
> 
> this is part of what I see on the screen:
> v[66145] ( 1.06480e-01  9.85994e-01 -2.44960e+00) - ( 1.63632e+00 -2.50359e-01
> -1.80810e+00)
> v[66146] (-3.80410e-01  1.09785e+00  5.02946e-02) - (-1.09235e+00  5.81441e-01
> 6.14882e-01)
> v[66147] (-6.75499e-01 -2.94155e-01 -2.72414e-01) - (-1.56743e-01  3.27000e-01
> 5.79831e-01)
> v[66148] (-8.74980e-01 9.58384e-01  2.60418e-01) - ( 5.77259e-01  1.60197e+00
> -2.07888e-01)
> v[66149] (-2.48934e+00  2.33179e+00  5.83937e-01) - (-1.71840e-01  6.66768e-01
> -8.41716e-01)
> v[66150] (-3.37818e-01  1.18446e-01  2.11772e-01) - (-1.61150e-01  3.02961e-01
> 2.50209e-01)
> v[66151] ( 5.36540e-01 -4.19213e-01 -1.55670e-01) - (-2.47564e-01  6.73932e-03
> -2.75615e-02)
> 
> what does it mean !!!???
> 

The 'v' array is the velocity array.  Hence, the atoms with the given indices 
have different velocities, with (x,y,z) components listed.

-Justin

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Virginia Tech
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