I am trying to calculate the temperature from the final velocity posted in
the confout.gro file after a simulation runs. I have implemented a berendsen
thermostat to control the temperature to 300K and ran it for 1ns. Looking at
g_energy the final temperature of the system is 299.981.
Statistics ov
, say
10-12 atoms, the temperature of these atoms varies alot while the
temperature the whole system does not, why is this? Is there a way to
accurately determine the temperature of a small number of atoms?
Thanks again,
Andy
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Jochen,
I am confused on how to calculate the bond length constraints. I notice
after I run grompp it gives the output of degrees of freedom:
Number of degrees of freedom in T-Coupling group TOP is 59.97
Number of degrees of freedom in T-Coupling group BOTTOM is 59.97
Number of degrees of freedo
I have been reading through the mailing list and have read some discussion
that heat flux can be indicated by the value of lambda. Can I calculate the
amount of heat flux from the lambda value?
Thanks,
Andy Shelley
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Is there a way to set a constant velocity to simulate fluid flow? I know I
can apply a force to increase velocity, but can I keep the velocity constant
after that?
Thanks,
Andy
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Garry,
I believe you are trying to not temperature couple the 4 zincs. To do this
put the 4 zincs in one group and include that group in the listing of
tc_grps and then correspondingly assign tau_t. tau_t=0 means no temperature
coupling, but I think you will also need to give a temperature for the
I am trying to simulate slab flow 5 m/s in the x direction using the afm
pull code. I use the following parameters in the pull.ppa file with full
periodic boundary conditions.
verbose = no
runtype = afm
ngroups = 1
group_1 = water
reference_group =
weights_1 =
reference_weights =
reftype = com_t0
Hello,
I am trying to model heat flux across a carbon nanotube and was planning on
using the annealing function to set and hold a temperature difference across
the tube to create a heat flux. I was wondering if anyone had some thoughts
on short comings with this idea or a better way to model the
assigning a
linear velocity profile to the Nitrogen. I realize this will probably have
to be done in NEMD. Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
Andy Shelley
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I am to accelerate water while freezing another group and would like to know
velocity information as has been posted before and was wondering if a
solution to the problem has been found.
Andy
Nadir Kaplan wrote:
>>> What is going on here? How can I get velocity info? Any help will be
>>> greatly
I was wondering how g_energy determines the temperature of the groups. I am
trying to measure temperature based upon distance from a point radially
outward. To implement I thought about writing a code to input the final
velocities to determine average temperature based upon a central point.
Thanks
I would like to use air as a "solvent" with genbox instead of water. I have
read the manual but have not found any information to help me. Any
information would be beneficial.
Thanks,
Andy
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I am trying to simulate air and have not been able to find force field
parameters for a Nitrogen Nitrogen bond or Oxygen Oxygen bond. If you could
please direct me to where these could be found I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Andy
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> would appear close enough both in the gromacs FF and anywhere else.
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I am currently just trying to get 1 molecule to work.
So I added the morse potential to ffgmxbon.itp as:
[ bondtypes ]
; ij funcb0 kb
NN3 0.10980 943.04330.2642
and received this error message after using x2top with an ENCAD force field
Fatal error: N
I have added a mixture of oxgen and nitrogen to a simulation with a cnt.
The oxygen and nitrogen use morse potentials and the cnt uses the encad
force field. Previously I simulated the cnt with the default water and it
worked well. When using my "air" mixture the cnt collapses even if a small
numb
Actually I think I am using the gromos force field. I have been using
Christopher Stiles page as a guide to get started with using CNT
http://cs86.com/CNSE/SWNT.htm. I realize now that all the modifications were
made to ffgmx files. So I believe I am using the gromos forcefield. Is the
forcefield
not
be equalizing out to an even distribution of oxygen by nitrogen?
Andy
It seems because your box should be a bit longer to succeed. Try to
enlarge the side (13.2 nm) length.
2008/8/21 Andy Shelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No problem the term flattens is porbably not the best
I have been able to get the molecules to become more homogenous. The problem
was I wasn't running the system long enough. I looked at the energy of the
system though and am getting very large fluctuations. The system was ran
with the initial temperature set at 300K by setting inital velocities, bu
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I am trying to make a radial temperature profile of a given thickness. I
originally used the confout.gro file containing the final output of velocity
and position of each atom to calculate the temperature from the velocity but
would like to take time averages now.
Andy
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