Dear gmx users,
Upon using g-hbond with the -hx option, to calculate hydrogen bonds in
the mainchain, we are supposed to get a list of all n-n+1 hydrogen
bonds, with i = 0 - 6. But, I am regularly getting several n-n
hydrogen bonds. What is the meaning of a hydrogen bond of a residue
with itself
Dear Users,
I have simulation data collected using Gromacs version 3.2 . As it was
allowed in that version, I have used r_list = 1.1, r_coulomb = 1.0,
r_vdw = 1.0, with PME coulomb type and switch for vdw type , while
collecting the data.
Now, I am running another simulation using the recent 3.3
Dear users,
I am getting extra frames upon concatenating my edr files. I am using
a time step of 0.5 ps . Each edr file , of 2 ns, has exactly 4000
frames, but upon concatenating files of total of 10 ns, I am getting
20004 frames. But, my xtc files upon concatenation give me the
required number o
Dear all,
I read from the mailing list archives, that it is not just the value of
tau_p but the ratio of compressibility to tau_p which matters in Berendsen
presure coupling. I am using SPC water as the solvent. Is there any ideal
value for compressibility to be used for SPC water? i have used a
Thanks, Tsjerk and Mark. Here's what the end of my log file says :
Step Time Lambda
524390010487.800780.0
Rel. Constraint Deviation: Maxbetween atoms RMS
Before LINCS 0.019872 61 62 0.004609
After LINCS
Dear all,
At times during the md run of my peptide, the run crashes and I get the
following error displayed -
"Wrote pdb files with previous and current coordinates
Wrote pdb files with previous and current coordinates
MPI process rank 0 (n0, p3089) caught a SIGSEGV.
MPI process rank 1 (n0, p3090
Thank you, Sir. I read from the mailing list archives, that it is not
just the value of tau_p but the ratio of compressibility to tau_p
which matters in Berendsen presure coupling. I am using SPC water as
the solvent. Is there any ideal value for compressibility to be used
for SPC water? i have u
Dear all,
I am working on a tripeptide and would like to calculate Potential
Mean Force for the tripeptide. Suggestions to calculate PMF are
awaited.
Regards,
Chetana
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Dear all,
I am running md simulations on a decapeptide, using pressure coupling [npt].
My box is octahedral and box dimensions are set at peptide length plus twice
the cut-off as recommended. I have set tau_p to be 1.0 ps. After 1 ns , the
average pressure had come down to 2.6 bar, though fluctuat
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