Re: value of langevinTemp in case of binvelocities

From: fhh2626_at_gmail.com
Date: Thu Aug 10 2017 - 02:13:20 CDT

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Hi Shivam,

"binvelocities" defines the initial temperature of the system while "langevinTemp" defines the temperature that system tries to hold in the simulation process (usually 298 or 300K).

Haohao




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From: t.shivam
Date: 2017-08-10 15:35
To: namd-l
Subject: namd-l: value of langevinTemp in case of binvelocities
Dear NAMD users,
 
If i am using binvelocities from my last run than what value i will input
in the command "langevinTemp" in order to control the temperature of the
system.
 
regards
shivam
 

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