Dear all,
I have reported a week ago update about my troubles with octanol/water slab
and pulling simulations, where COM code starts to report a wrong distances
between centre-of-masses between two groups when bigger box (see bellow) is
used.
So far, smaller box cured our actual calculation probl
Dear all,
We have tested more strange behavior of constraints from pull code for
calculation of free energy differences small molecule on DOPC membrane and
octanol slab.
As I have reported previously, while the errors in free energy differences
on DOPC were rather small, the errors on octanol were
Dear Justin
Thank you for your responses, but it still is not clear to me why is that
happening
> I don't see any real problem here. The DOPC membrane probably holds its
shape
> better than the octanol slab and thus the reference position (which
determines
> the constraint) is less mobile.
That
Dear all,
we are trying to simulate molecule in specified depth in octanol to
calculate logP.
for this purpose we have used box with slab of octanol, molecule in
specified distance in z-axis and this mdp:
integrator = md
dt = 0.002
tinit = 0
nsteps = 5125000
Thanks Justin,
this explains everything. I've got #include "my.ff/forcefield.itp" line in
my top file.
> My guess is that this is a matter of how the force field was #included in
> the
> .top file. For instance:
>
> #include "my.ff/forcefield.itp"
>
> will match $GMXLIB first, but
>
> #include "
Hi all,
I am simulating drugs in water/lipid bilayer environment.
And I have noticed that when I put drug into the middle of the box, it is
moving rather quickly around until it finds a x or y boundary. Then it stays
there moving not much on both sides of the box.
In the first time it looked fine t
Hi there,
I have a problem with g_rdf from version 3.3
I want to be sure, that I have crystal structure or liquid, so I used
g_rdf -f full.trr -s full.tpr
and selected System System
or CA CA
But instead of normal radial distribution function, I got only 1 sharp
peak at the zero distance and zer
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