Hi there,
This is the question out of gromacs..but I need it urgently.. and I hope
this is the only place where I can get such expert to solve my query...
while trying to restrict my MDRUN for a particular site of the protein
molecule I want to visualize the site and find out the centroid for t
Hello,
I have been using GROMACS for some very long (in wall clock terms)
simulations, and am curious as to how other users on this list solve the
problem of checkpointing long MD runs. It's a problem because of the
tendency of computational nodes in large HPC facilities (the more
processors,
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wei-xin xu wrote:
> Some hints on practices that generally *not a good idea* to us
Apologies for replying to myself - maybe I can sharpen up some of my
original questions below:
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>> I am having a problem with my BD simulation either crashing with a Range
>> error or locking up the mdrun process completely.
>>
>> I am running Gromacs 3.3.1 (must use this versi
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I am having a problem with my BD simulation either crashing with a Range
error or locking up the mdrun process completely.
I am running Gromacs 3.3.1 (must use this version ATM because HPC
provider has not upgraded yet) on a quad core Intel machine, w/ Fedora
Core 7.
I have 1
Hello,
I am having a problem with my BD simulation either crashing with a Range
error or locking up the mdrun process completely.
I am running Gromacs 3.3.1 (must use this version ATM because HPC
provider has not upgraded yet) on a quad core Intel machine, w/ Fedora
Core 7.
I have 1000 'pa
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Hello all,
Firstly, many thanks to everyone who has contributed useful advice to me
over a number of years using GROMACS.
I have performed a large number of potential of mean force calculations
for the forces acting between two approximately spherical amorphous
silica particles (various size
Hello,
I recently obtained (from DvS) the .itp file for the SSWM4-DP
polarizable water molecule, and a corresponding set of water box
coordinates.
I use double precision executables in all of the calculations mentioned
below.
I ran an energy minimization on this box of water, then a 500ps
Hello,
I'm using a macromolecule with the OPLS-AA force field, solvated with
SSWM4-DP polarizable water (many thanks to DvS for this). The .itp file
for the polarizable water has a [defaults] line that looks like:
[ defaults ]
LJ Geometric
whereas when the OPLS-AA forcefield .itp files
Hello,
Does anyone on the list have a .itp file for the recent Roux group
SWM4-DP polarizable water molecule model? DvS mentioned a couple of
months back that recent polarizable water molecule models from this
group, and also models from the van Gunsteren group [presumably COS(G?)]
work in GR
Hello,
I would be very grateful for advice on the following system:
Consider a pair of spherical macromolecules of diameter ~2.5 nm,
arranged along an x-axis so that their centres of mass are 4nm apart,
then centered in a 14 x 10 x 10 nm periodic box, so that the minimum
distance between eith
Hello,
I would be grateful if anyone on the list could give me the benefit of
their expertise on the following proposed simulation:
System: 2 amorphous approximately spherical silica particles of diameter
2.5 nm, each with a net charge of -9e, with about 5 nm spacing between
their centers of
Hello,
First, let me thank all those who have contributed helpful suggestions
here in the past, especially DvS.
I am having major problems generating a topology using x2top that
contains valid data in the [bonds], [angles] and [dihedrals] sections.
The files I use can be downloaded here:
h
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Hello,
I am using x2top to produce a topology file for a system involving
silica in water, and using the OPLS-AA force field, using the v.3.3-1
CentOS x86_64 RPMS provided on the website (do these contain all the
latest fixes?).
My topology files (suitably edited for brevity, and to insert the a
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