beibei wrote:
> Hi, all
> In fact, I want to verify the hygroscopic of lithium bromide solution,
> so I want to make some water moleculars in the vapor region. But I found
> that at 0.008bar, 303K and very small box(the unit of the length of the
> box is nm), there may be zero vapor moleculars.
Ross KK Leung wrote:
Dear all,
I have both old 3.3.2 and new 3.3.3 gromacs installed and I don't know how
to uninstall the old one. Is there any good solution to it?
Go to the 3.3.2 installation directory and issue "make uninstall". Or if
you used an .rpm or such, look up how to uninstall wit
Hi, all
In fact, I want to verify the hygroscopic of lithium bromide solution, so I
want to make some water moleculars in the vapor region. But I found that at
0.008bar, 303K and very small box(the unit of the length of the box is nm),
there may be zero vapor moleculars. Thus I think I cannot
Dear all,
I have both old 3.3.2 and new 3.3.3 gromacs installed and I don't know how
to uninstall the old one. Is there any good solution to it? Because I keep
getting "segmentation fault" due to inappropriate configuration, I guess.
Thanks a lot
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Dear GMX-users,
I'm trying to do self-assembly of bilayer. I'm using coarse-grained model
(MARTINI), and there are 1280 CG lipids and 30110 CG waters. I followed
procedures of Marrink and de Vries's atomistic simulations of the bilayer
self-assembly. So, I simulated the randomly-positioned sy
On Friday 13 June 2008 16:43, Justin A. Lemkul wrote:
> ANINDITA GAYEN wrote:
> > if i refine the chaps.itp with opls charges, will it be active?
Wouldn't that do if you just got your all-atom .pdb from PRODRG (as Justin
says) - or elsewehre! - and used ffopls* files to set the parameters in
to
ANINDITA GAYEN wrote:
if i refine the chaps.itp with opls charges, will it be active?
I doubt it; you're still using nonbonded parameters from one force
field, and bonded parameters from another. Besides, OPLS is all-atom
(although an old UA version exists, too, but I believe it is som
if i refine the chaps.itp with opls charges, will it be active?
If not, what can i do then? should i use cholesterol in place of chaps?
if yes, where to do download from ?
--- On Fri, 13/6/08, Justin A. Lemkul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: Justin A. Lemkul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject:
Can anyone give me the pdb and topolohy file for cholesterol in OPLS-BERGER
field?
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Dear gromacs users,
I tried using trjcat like this:
trjcat -f gromacs*.trr -demux replica_index.xvg (see below for
replica_index.xvg and logfile)
there are 20 trajectories containing each 2001 frames, with timestep of
0.5ps (I checked it with gmxcheck).
The error:
Reading frame 60 time
For a given temperature, I will make them continues again then before
analysis.
Thanks for the help!
kind regards,
servaas
Hoi Servaas,
Was that the trajectory for a given temperature, or for a given
system? It should be for the latter, as otherwise, there will be weird
shifts introduced.
ANINDITA GAYEN wrote:
I have build the itp file from PRODG2 DUNDEE server. and then replaced the stom
types from OPLS. Can you comment about the itp file, i can serve that to u.
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ANINDITA GAYEN wrote:
You can find my paper on Langmuir vol 24, Issue 10, pages 5422-5432 2008, I
have made two bicelle samples experimentally, and now i want to model those two
bicelles theorically to connect the theory with the NMR experimental data. I
have euilibrated a dmpc bilayer in OP
--- On Fri, 13/6/08, ANINDITA GAYEN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From: ANINDITA GAYEN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [gmx-users] bicelle gromacs MD simulation CG model?
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Friday, 13 June, 2008, 4:09 PM
> You can find my paper on Langmuir vol 24, Issue 10, pages
Can you be more specific as to what you need help on? I'm familiar with
a couple of these papers, and the methods sections are quite good.
Files are freely available on S.J. Marrink's site, as well as a list of
pertinent publications detailing their methodology.
-Justin
ANINDITA GAYEN wrote
Dear all,
I am calculating FE using TI. I have a question about mutating existing
atoms with different mass.
for example, using ffG53a6 force field, in one case i need to mutate CH2
to CH3,
should I use
[ atoms ]
17CH3 2ALA CB 6 0 15.035
CH20
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