Hello,
I want to calculate the henry constant for a soluble gas in a solvent. For
that, I use the tool -fee in g_energy to get deltaG. Is that the excess
chemical potential, with which I can calculate the henry constant? Or is it not
possible to calculate the henry-constant with this tool?
Reg
devawati dutta wrote:
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your suggestion regarding coulomb type
and LIE method. I have successfully done the job. But now I am facing
another type of problem. I am performing
simulation of a protein ligand complex where the ligand
is si
sarah k wrote:
dear users,
I want to use Nitrogen as my solvent. How can I prepare the box and
compile the *.gro file? Please, guide me in detail. Thanks in advance!
Make a coordinate file for a single N2 molecule (should be really easy) and use
either genconf -nbox or genbox -ci -nmol
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your suggestion regarding coulomb type and
LIE method. I have successfully done the job. But now I am facing another
type of problem. I am performing
simulation of a protein ligand complex where the ligand is
sitting deep inside the grrove o
dear users,
I want to use Nitrogen as my solvent. How can I prepare the box and compile
the *.gro file? Please, guide me in detail. Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Fatemeh Keshavarz
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On 2011-02-26 10.27, David van der Spoel wrote:
I found your comments in gmx-user communications. I’m using gmx 453,
with DNA system. Pdb2gmx is ok, but gmx treated each string as protein.
I used command
pdb2gmx -f new.pdb -o wt.gro -p wt.top -water tip4p
then choose charmm27 ff,
everything l
I found your comments in gmx-user communications. I’m using gmx 453,
with DNA system. Pdb2gmx is ok, but gmx treated each string as protein.
I used command
pdb2gmx -f new.pdb -o wt.gro -p wt.top -water tip4p
then choose charmm27 ff,
everything looks good. However I found during my md runs, DNA
Dear Users,
I am trying the calculate the velocity autocorrelation function of
molecules. g_velacc has the -mol option.
I would like to know/confirm how the velocity autocorrelation function of
*molecules* is calculated. Is it calculated from the center of mass velocity
of each of the molecules?
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