[gmx-users] how to do simulation at high temperature

[Nguyen Hoang Phuong]

> That is the same as reducing the timestep!
not really. If one runs simulations at high temperature with the
original mass then the kinetic energy becomes very high--> simulations
maybe crashed. By increasing mass then the kinetic energy is reduced and
the simulations are more stable. Check: Proteins 25, 79-88 (1996)

Phuong

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> Check chapter 2 of the manual about units...



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