[gmx-users] Re : Positive and negative ions move in the same
direction under a constant electric field?
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d93543002 at ntu.edu.tw
Mon May 14 03:54:41 CEST 2007
Dear Mark and Tom¡G
Thanks for your answer. In order to modify the term of temperature coupling group, I chose ¡§system¡¨ in place of ¡§SOL¡¨ when using the genion function. So the temperature coupling in .mdp file became¡G
tc_grps = System
tau_t = 0.1
ref_t = 300
I changed the [moleculetype] with the SOL number and add NA+ and CL- in .top file as I did before. Other procedure and setting in the simulation are the same as I used before.
There is not protein in my simulation system. I can¡¦t use ¡§protein¡¨ and ¡§non-protein¡¨ in tc_grps setting.
After 600 ps, the Na+ and Cl- do not move in the same direction obviously. In fact, they move slowly and slightly. But I can¡¦t observe that the two different ions move in the opposite direction. Is anything inappropriate in my temperature coupling setting?
Can anyone give me some clue on this? I¡¦ll appreciate for any hints on this question.
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