[gmx-users] Re: Question about CCl4 box!

[PeiQuan Chen]

Dear gmx-users:
  Thank you for david's help again.
>I see, you have defined a completely rigid molecule. This is a bit
>tricky. As you see there are 10 constraints, which means that GROMACS
>thinks your molecule has only (5*3 - 10 =3D) 5 degrees of freedom left,
>which is incorrect since each molecule can translate and rotate. The
>temperaturs is computed from (IIRC)
> T =3D (2/3)*Ekin/(kT*Ndf*Nmol)
>which means that your effective temperature is wrong. If you do
>temperature couling you have to scale the reference temperature by 5/6
>or 6/5 (that is left as an exercise for the reader).
>
>Alternatively you can leave out one of the constraints. You will still
>get the same geometry, since the constraint problem is completely
>determined by 9 inequalities. You can leave out any of the 10
>constraints
   I have leaver out one of the constraints( 4 5 ).
   Now that I can reproduce the exp data of density and DHvap
   
   Density: exp.(1.594) cacul.(1.572)
   DHvap:   exp.(32.54kJ/mol ) cacul.( 32.38kJ/mol)

   But I can't still the make the tau_p value more smaller.If I make the value smaller.
The problem is the same as I have report.
   
   I want to ask how to change the tau_p smaller and the simulation doesn't carsh. 


Sincerely yours
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PeiQuan Chen
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