[gmx-users] periodic boundary condition
Itamar Kass
ikass at cc.huji.ac.il
Wed Apr 30 11:20:01 CEST 2003
Dear all, I know I will sound like I am a stupid (and maybe I am), but I did
not sure regarding the periodic boundary condition setting. As I see it, if I
do not write something spacial in the mdp file, the system is automatically set
the boundary. But when I run gromacs on my system, some atoms are out of the
simulation box.
I wanted to now, first theoretically, if the boundary are properly set how
can it be? As I understand it, if an atom x moves through a wall into box y
(from the simulation box), the same x atom, from the opposite box (to the y box)
should enter the simulation box. Hence the amount and composition of atoms in
the simulation box should remain the same.
Second, if I should set the periodic boundary condition how this is handle in
the mdp file? Is there any tutorial regarding it?
Thank in advance, Kass.
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