[gmx-users] How to build boxes with constant number of solvent molecules?
David van der Spoel
spoel at xray.bmc.uu.se
Wed Jul 23 16:20:02 CEST 2008
Peyman Yamin wrote:
> Hello dears,
>
> I want to solvate different conformations of a molecule in a water box and I
> want to have the same number of solvent molecules in my box at the end.
> I do it with genbox but end up with different number of solvent molecules. A
> random insertion of more molecules results in a box which would not be easily
> equilibrated.
> I also tried to solvate in a larger box and then delete some molecules from
> the end of file so that I have a certain number of molecules for all of them,
> but it also results in a strange looking environments in the box which mostly
> lead to an equilibration crash.
>
> Does one know any practical strategy to solvate a molecule in a box and have
> the number of solvent molecules fixed??
>
> I appreciate any suggestions,
> regards,
> Peyman
>
>
genbox -maxsol
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