Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply. I accidentally had lincs-iter set to 4 initially because
I forgot to change it to 1 after minimization. After looking into the issue
some more I determined the odd results to be due to a few stray processes
running on the node I was performing the calculation on
Hi all,
Will someone please explain to me why I am seeing the following... I am
running a protein/ lipid system with position restraints on the protein. I run
two identical runs except in one I have lincs-iter = 1 and the other I have
lincs-iter = 4. With lincs-iter = 1 I observe 26.0 hrs/ns
Hi,
I've just begun attempting to use g_order on a protein/lipid POPC system.
There are a couple things different that I do than you are currently doing.
1) Make sure that the .pdb file you are using with g_order is a trajectory file
and not merely a structure file. See this page to double ch
Hello,
Over the last day I've been working with the g_order utility, assessing the
order parameters of a protein embedded POPC system. I created an index file
for one of the carbon chains of the POPC, it looks as follows:
[ POPC_&_C34 ]
342 394 446 498 550 602 654 706 758 810 862 91
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