And if you're at it, also change your temperature coupling...(check
the archives).
Tsjerk
On 5/21/07, Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Stéphane Téletchéa wrote:
> While switching from NVT to NPT, i'm crashing my simulation.
>
> The error message seen is (repeated 10 times, then mdrun abo
Hi Zhongqiao Hu,
Actually, the first procedure will give the wrong results. With option
-b the frames up to that point will be skipped. So the first frame
read, at t(b), will have the jumps removed against the reference
structure given. But in 10 ns, a lot may have happened, making the
reference
Stéphane Téletchéa wrote:
Dear colleagues,
I've done many chained simulations up to now but i'm encoutering
problems and i'm skeptical about some choices i made before. In order to
clear this up, i'd like you to share your experience, so that'll answer
my needs and be a good template for the
Stéphane Téletchéa wrote:
While switching from NVT to NPT, i'm crashing my simulation.
The error message seen is (repeated 10 times, then mdrun aborts):
#
Step 1 Warning: pressure scaling more than 1%, mu: -1.59647e+20
-1.59647e+20 -1.59647e+20
Correcting invalid box:
old box (3x3):
ol
Philippe Reymond wrote:
Dear Gromacs Users,
I just installed Gromacs on my windows
machine (with a gromacs especially for Windows XPdownloaded) from your
website.
Everything seemed to go fine with the installation and there
is no problem when I execute pdb2gmx, editconf and genbox.
But, when
Dear Gromacs Users,
I just installed Gromacs on my windows
machine (with a gromacs especially for Windows XPdownloaded) from your
website.
Everything seemed to go fine with the installation and there
is no problem when I execute pdb2gmx, editconf and genbox.
But, when
I execute grompp, I get t
Stéphane Téletchéa wrote:
While switching from NVT to NPT, i'm crashing my simulation.
The error message seen is (repeated 10 times, then mdrun aborts):
#
Step 1 Warning: pressure scaling more than 1%, mu: -1.59647e+20
-1.59647e+20 -1.59647e+20
Correcting invalid box:
old box (3x3):
ol
Francesco,
At any event, one should be aware (if I understand
correctly) that to convert from Amber to Gromacs with
the alchemistry script below, one should have also the
Amber code installed. Should it work at all with Amber
9, instead of the Amber 7 suggested.
Yes, this works with AMBER 7, 8
Sorry to have been the spark for troubles.
At any event, one should be aware (if I understand
correctly) that to convert from Amber to Gromacs with
the alchemistry script below, one should have also the
Amber code installed. Should it work at all with Amber
9, instead of the Amber 7 suggested.
I
While switching from NVT to NPT, i'm crashing my simulation.
The error message seen is (repeated 10 times, then mdrun aborts):
#
Step 1 Warning: pressure scaling more than 1%, mu: -1.59647e+20
-1.59647e+20 -1.59647e+20
Correcting invalid box:
old box (3x3):
old box[0]={-9.82630e+20,
Dear colleagues,
I've done many chained simulations up to now but i'm encoutering
problems and i'm skeptical about some choices i made before. In order to
clear this up, i'd like you to share your experience, so that'll answer
my needs and be a good template for the upcoming wiki.
I want (an
David,
On 5/18/07, David van der Spoel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Francesco Pietra wrote:
> Planning to use gromacs aided by antechamber/gaff for
> my recurrent need of new bonded parameters, and having
> noticed that antechamber's tutorial refers to Sybyl
> and Gaussian, my question:
>
> Is it
Kedar Potdar a écrit :
Hi all,
I could build Gromacs successfully on Linux system and now I would like
to test it. So is there a way to test Gromacs? Does the Gromacs package
come with basic test suites? I couldn't find anything pertaining to
testing on the Gromacs' site.
Help in this r
N-J.M. Macaluso wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your previous responses to my questions on REMD. I have a
general question about understanding REMD in gromacs. Can someone break
down how to read the .log file? For instance, one of the main goals I
have is to graph the time evolution of temperature e
Hi Jones,
Charge-on-spring model is another name for shell model.
Here's what's written in the introduction of the paper:
[...]in the charge-on-spring (or Drude-oscillator or shell) model, an
additional point charge is attached to a polarizable center that
can adapt its position to the electric fi
Hi Patrick.
Just got this paper here, thanks for the indication.
This may sound like a dumb question, but: am I wrong, or the "shell model"
and the "charge on a spring model" differ only by the fact that the VdW
interation is also "floating aroung" in the "shell model" but not in the
"charge on
Hi,
Thanks for your previous responses to my questions on REMD. I have a
general question about understanding REMD in gromacs. Can someone break
down how to read the .log file? For instance, one of the main goals I have
is to graph the time evolution of temperature exchange for a specific
Hi,
there's a very recent paper of the GROMOS team, where they evaluate the
free energy of polarization (with the 'Charge-on-Spring' model):
http://pubs.acs.org/cgi-bin/abstract.cgi/jpcbfk/asap/abs/jp0706477.html
Their code is already working, but under the GROMOS software...
Ciao,
Patrick
Jon
Hi,
On May 20, 2007, at 11:50 PM, WU Yanbin wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions.
I have traced the calling sequence from do_force() to calculate
LJ forces: do_force() -->force() -->do_nonbonded(). But in
do_nonbonded() function of nonbonded.c file, if for general
processor, it should ha
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