Viswanadham Sridhara wrote:
Hello Dr.Spoel and others,
There is one more problem with the simulation of hen egg white lysozyme
simulation in water I am running. The timestep I could use is just 0.5
fs or 0.0005ps. Is there any way around to increase the timestep.
This is how a part of my mdp f
Hello Dr.Spoel and others,There is one more problem with the simulation of hen egg white lysozyme simulation in water I am running. The timestep I could use is just 0.5 fs or 0.0005ps. Is there any way around to increase the timestep.
This is how a part of my mdp file looks like:; RUN CONTROL PARAM
Hi David.I thought of the same and I started running it using angular mode yesterday.Thanks though for a quick feedback.-VissuOn 8/11/06, David van der Spoel
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Viswanadham Sridhara wrote:
> Hello everyone,> I could figure out that parameters for NAG are not that important.
Viswanadham Sridhara wrote:
Hello everyone,
I could figure out that parameters for NAG are not that important. So, I
used free HEWL.
I started running it, but I realize that the protein started to rotate
around the center of mass with a frequency of around 200ps.
I used "Linear" as an option fo
Hello everyone,I could figure out that parameters for NAG are not that important. So, I used free HEWL.I
started running it, but I realize that the protein started to rotate
around the center of mass with a frequency of around 200ps.
I used "Linear" as an option for comm_mode and I used "Protein" i
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