Hello All,
I have been doing membranes simulations using the computer nodes in UTEXAS
supercomputing center. Each board contains two Xeon Intel Duo-Core 64-bit
processors (4 cores in all) and nodes are interconnected with InfiniBand
technology.
The performance is great. However, I have got w
Dear All,
I am trying to calculate membrane potential from the charge density.
I have calculated membrane potential from the charge density profile
obtained from g_potential function. But I've got unmatched potential
between block-averaged(10 ns *6) potential and the potential from the whole
Dear Users
I am recently trying to analyze a double bilayer system, which contains
more than 100,000 atoms.
While I was caculating g_potential, I found out that the index number was
redundant, and presumably becuase of that, the potential profile was really
weird.
Does anyone have this proble
> Dear All
>
> I just saw from the mailing list that David answered that the
restrained
> minimization can be done and it is different from the constrained
> minimization. For the torsional parameter optimization, I think I need
> to run minimization after constraining torsion angles. Does anyo
Dear All
I just saw from the mailing list that David answered that the restrained
minimization can be done and it is different from the constrained
minimization.
For the torsional parameter optimization, I think I need to run
minimization after constraining torsion angles.
Does anyone know t
Dear Gromacs people
Recently I am trying to parameterize small molecules.
Unfortunately the gromacs force field does not contain atom types
necessary.
So I am thinking about adopting atom types from OPLS_AA force field.
It will be grateful if anyone can tell me guide lines for the converting.
Hello Users
I have seen that it is needed to define three separate groups for
center-of-mass motion removal: water and a separate group for each lipid
layer in order to remove supradiffusivity of the two leaflets.
Can anyone tell me whether my settings are correct?
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Dear Gromacs people
I am trying to run NPT simulation on a bilayer and want to know right setup
to use anisotropic pressure coupling.
I have seen two different cases of reference pressure.
Some people use 1 atm for off-diagonals (xy, yz, zx directions) but other
use 0 atm.
From Erik's answer
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