Hi,
Sorry for the incomplete details. Here they are now:
I started with a well-equilibrated POPC bilayer, and changed one POPC lipid
to a lipid of my interest. I wrote the topology file for the new lipid
accordingly.
After that, I did some simple steepest descent minimization, and followed it
up
maria goranovic wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for the incomplete details. Here they are now:
I started with a well-equilibrated POPC bilayer, and changed one POPC
lipid to a lipid of my interest. I wrote the topology file for the new
lipid accordingly.
This topology change is probably the source of the
Quoting Mahnam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> In God We Trust
> Hello GMX
> users
> I want to equilibrate my protein in a mix solvent, befor this
> work, I made a cubic box that it contained 215 spc water and 5 proline
> molecule (without protein) with 20*20*20 angestrom and then I minimized
> it. wh
In God We Trust
Hello GMX
users
I want to equilibrate my protein in a mix solvent, befor this
work, I made a cubic box that it contained 215 spc water and 5 proline
molecule (without protein) with 20*20*20 angestrom and then I minimized
it. when I do position restrain with NPT ensemble a
QL,
1. Yes. I'd use version a) because of, the less dummies, the better.
2. Yes
3. Of course, charges have to vanish for dummies, too. Keep the bonded
terms. If not, your dummies will "diffuse" away.
Yes, your assumption about dummies is right.
Actually, I won't use this system for your first
Dear gmx users,
I have a basic query.
With respect to which structure are the rmsf values calculated per each
atom?
is it w.r.t average structure of the protein or the reference structure that
we provide using -s option?
I dont find any explanation of the output generated using g_rmsf. Please
ma
SWAPNA wrote:
Dear gmx users,
I have a basic query.
With respect to which structure are the rmsf values calculated per each
atom?
is it w.r.t average structure of the protein or the reference structure
that we provide using -s option?
I dont find any explanation of the output generated usi
Stop COM of the whole system?
2008/4/6 Bo Zhou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dear gmx users,
>
> My previous question are:
>
> >I want to simulate the solid/liquid interface, so I build an infinite
> inorganic molecule with pbc=full first. After I ran the system
> > with vaccum (at the top of system)
Dear users,
I would like to calculate the mean square displacement.
Using the
g_msd -f traj.xtc -s input.tpr -n index.ndx -o msd.xvg
I get
Reading file input.tpr, VERSION 3.3.2(single precision)
Reading file input.tpr, VERSION 3.3.2(single precision)
Group 0( C) has
Dear all,
We successfully passed all test with CPMD-gmx and now the time to do
md production runs, In examples from interface home page timestep is
1fs but in CPMD papers time step is much less, about 0.12 fs. Could
you please advise some papers to read? I found only one paper
referencing to CPMD-
Dear Andrey,
The maximum time step depends on whether you're doing Born-Oppenheimer or
Car-Parrinello MD. In the case of usual BO MD, you normally want a time step
of 0.5-1.0 fs, possibly 2 fs, if you use rigid molecules. In the CP case,
you have to use a much smaller time step to make sure that t
Dear David,
while ERROR for dec+water complex test is clear, I do not know what to make
of this one:
FAILED. Check files in acetonitrilRF
from /gmxtest/complex/acetonitrilRF/md.log:
Initializing LINear Constraint Solver
number of constraints is 526
average number of constraints coupled to
When I stopCM of the whole system, all running is ok, but I found the
infinite surface oscillating along the xy plane collectively and frequently,
so there were too much inconsistent shifts. Then I stopCM of the surface
only, I get a lot of warnings about the Large VCM(group rest) (group rest =
SOL
Have a look here:
http://www.gromacs.org/pipermail/gmx-users/2007-November/030491.html
Perhaps try downloading the new version and re-compiling.
-Justin
Quoting Nadia Gro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dear David,
>
> while ERROR for dec+water complex test is clear, I do not know what to make
> of t
Hi,
I tried to run a md calculation with a "bd-temp = 300" line in my file, but it
gave a warning:
"Unknown left-hand 'bd-temp' in a parameter file"
Did I use the right parameter for setting up the temperature in Langevin
Dynamics?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Simon Sham
Hi,
Chain name is very important for some application. But, when I use the
following script to get a minimized structure from a multi-chain complex.
But the chain name was changed. I checked the man trjconv , but I did not
find any information on chain name for trjconv.
pdb2gmx -ff ${force
Quoting Liu Shiyong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Chain name is very important for some application. But, when I use the
> following script to get a minimized structure from a multi-chain complex.
> But the chain name was changed. I checked the man trjconv , but I did not
> find any informat
simon sham wrote:
Hi,
I tried to run a md calculation with a "bd-temp = 300" line in my file,
but it gave a warning:
"Unknown left-hand 'bd-temp' in a parameter file"
Did I use the right parameter for setting up the temperature in Langevin
Dynamics?
No. Check out the extensive m
Liu Shiyong wrote:
Hi,
Chain name is very important for some application. But, when I use
the following script to get a minimized structure from a multi-chain
complex.
But the chain name was changed. I checked the man trjconv , but I did
not find any information on chain name for trjconv
Kateřina Hynštová wrote:
Dear users,
I would like to calculate the mean square displacement.
Using the
g_msd -f traj.xtc -s input.tpr -n index.ndx -o msd.xvg
I get
Reading file input.tpr, VERSION 3.3.2(single precision)
Reading file input.tpr, VERSION 3.3.2(single precision
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